Journal of community health nursing · 2014
A pilot study: retention of adults experiencing homelessness and feasibility of a CDSM diabetes program.
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Savage Christine, Xu Yin, Richmond Misty M, Corbin Adele, Falciglia Mercedes, Gillespie Gordon
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: The study purpose was to evaluate the feasibility of a chronic disease self management/case management intervention for adults experiencing homelessness and diabetes and the ability to retain subjects.
METHODS: Participants with type 2 diabetes were recruited at a homeless clinic and a subset received the intervention. Analysis included calculating a retention rate and evaluating the intervention implementation process.
RESULTS: Of the nine participants, five were retained for 12 weeks and two of three participants completed the full intervention.
CONCLUSIONS: Study retention is feasible for adults experiencing homelessness. Further intervention refinement is needed to address relevancy of content and time constraints.
METHODS: Participants with type 2 diabetes were recruited at a homeless clinic and a subset received the intervention. Analysis included calculating a retention rate and evaluating the intervention implementation process.
RESULTS: Of the nine participants, five were retained for 12 weeks and two of three participants completed the full intervention.
CONCLUSIONS: Study retention is feasible for adults experiencing homelessness. Further intervention refinement is needed to address relevancy of content and time constraints.