Features of structured, one-to-one videoconference interventions that actively engage people in the management of their chronic conditions: scoping review

2022/11/08 by Preissner, Katharine, Packer, Tanya, Chen, Yu-Ting +5
#Active participation #Behavior Change Technique Taxonomy version 1 (BCT taxonomy v1) #Behavior change #Chronic condition #Chronic disease management #Digital health #Intervention program #Medicine and Health Sciences #Mobile phone #Scoping review #Self-management #Taxonomy of Everyday Self-Management Strategies (TEDSS) #Telehealth #Videoconference #Virtual care

paper · doi:10.17605/osf.io/7ks9u

Abstract

A scoping review about features, facilitators, and barriers to using videoconferencing to actively engage people with chronic conditions in home-based self-management interventions.

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