Health Educ Behav. 2009 Apr;36(2):394-409. Epub 2007 Dec 15.

Heart disease management by women: does intervention format matter?

Clark NM, Janz NK, Dodge JA, Lin X, Trabert BL, Kaciroti N, Mosca L, Wheeler JR, Keteyian S.

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University of Michigan, Center for Managing Chronic Disease, Ann Arbor, MI 48109, USA. mclark@umich.edu

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A randomized controlled trial of two formats of a program (Women Take PRIDE) to enhance management of heart disease by patients was conducted. Older women (N = 575) were randomly assigned to a group or self-directed format or to a control group. Data regarding symptoms, functional health status, and weight were collected at baseline and at 4, 12, and 18 months. The formats produced different outcomes. At 18 months, the self-directed format was better than the control in reducing the number (p < or = .02), frequency (p < or = .03), and bothersomeness (p < or = .02) of cardiac symptoms. The self-directed format was also better than the group format in reducing symptom frequency of all types (p < or = .04). The group format improved ambulation at 12 months (p < or = .04) and weight loss at 18 months (p < or = .03), and group participants were more likely to complete the program ( p < or = .05). The availability of different learning formats could enhance management of cardiovascular disease by patients.

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