Medication adherence, breast cancer. Fractional design among text messages, leaflets, website, and ACT. N=52. Green, S. M. C., Rousseau, N., Hall, L. H., French, D. P., Graham, C. D., Lloyd, K. E., Collinson, M., Ow, P. L., Taylor, C., Howdon, D., Foy, R., Walwyn, R., Clark, J., Parbutt, C., Waller,
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This paper presents a process evaluation of a fractional factorial pilot optimization trial involving 52 women with breast cancer. The study examines the acceptability of four intervention components designed to support medication adherence: text messages, leaflets, a website, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). It is intended for researchers and clinicians interested in behavioral health interventions for this patient population.
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- Sophie M C Green (University of Leeds), Nikki Rousseau (University of Leeds), Louise Hall (University of Leeds), David French (University of Manchester), Christopher D. Graham (University of Strathclyde), Kelly Lloyd (University of Leeds), Michelle Collinson (University of Leeds), Pei Loo Ow (University of Leeds), Christopher D. J. Taylor (University of Leeds), Daniel Howdon (University of Leeds), Robbie Foy (University of Leeds), Rebecca Walwyn (University of Leeds), Jane Clark (Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust), Catherine Parbutt (Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust), Jo Waller (Queen Mary University of London), Jacqueline Buxton (Oldham Council), Sally J. L. Moore (Oldham Council), Galina Velikova (University of Leeds), Amanda Farrin (University of Leeds), Samuel G. Smith (University of Leeds)
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- 2024-07-26
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- 10.1007/s11121-024-01711-9
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@article{allodium:1a175504d1b84fda,
title = {Medication adherence, breast cancer. Fractional design among text messages, leaflets, website, and ACT. N=52. Green, S. M. C., Rousseau, N., Hall, L. H., French, D. P., Graham, C. D., Lloyd, K. E., Collinson, M., Ow, P. L., Taylor, C., Howdon, D., Foy, R., Walwyn, R., Clark, J., Parbutt, C., Waller,},
author = {Sophie M C Green and Nikki Rousseau and Louise Hall and David French and Christopher D. Graham and Kelly Lloyd and Michelle Collinson and Pei Loo Ow and Christopher D. J. Taylor and Daniel Howdon and Robbie Foy and Rebecca Walwyn and Jane Clark and Catherine Parbutt and Jo Waller and Jacqueline Buxton and Sally J. L. Moore and Galina Velikova and Amanda Farrin and Samuel G. Smith},
year = {2024},
journal = {ACBS},
doi = {10.1007/s11121-024-01711-9},
url = {https://doi.org/10.1007/s11121-024-01711-9}
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TY - JOUR TI - Medication adherence, breast cancer. Fractional design among text messages, leaflets, website, and ACT. N=52. Green, S. M. C., Rousseau, N., Hall, L. H., French, D. P., Graham, C. D., Lloyd, K. E., Collinson, M., Ow, P. L., Taylor, C., Howdon, D., Foy, R., Walwyn, R., Clark, J., Parbutt, C., Waller, AU - Green, Sophie M C AU - Rousseau, Nikki AU - Hall, Louise AU - French, David AU - Graham, Christopher D. AU - Lloyd, Kelly AU - Collinson, Michelle AU - Ow, Pei Loo AU - Taylor, Christopher D. J. AU - Howdon, Daniel AU - Foy, Robbie AU - Walwyn, Rebecca AU - Clark, Jane AU - Parbutt, Catherine AU - Waller, Jo AU - Buxton, Jacqueline AU - Moore, Sally J. L. AU - Velikova, Galina AU - Farrin, Amanda AU - Smith, Samuel G. PY - 2024 PB - ACBS DO - 10.1007/s11121-024-01711-9 UR - https://doi.org/10.1007/s11121-024-01711-9 ER -
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Green, S. M. C., Rousseau, N., Hall, L., French, D., Graham, C. D., Lloyd, K., Collinson, M., Ow, P. L., Taylor, C. D. J., Howdon, D., Foy, R., Walwyn, R., Clark, J., Parbutt, C., Waller, J., Buxton, J., Moore, S. J. L., Velikova, G., Farrin, A., & Smith, S. G. (2024). Medication adherence, breast cancer. Fractional design among text messages, leaflets, website, and ACT. N=52. Green, S. M. C., Rousseau, N., Hall, L. H., French, D. P., Graham, C. D., Lloyd, K. E., Collinson, M., Ow, P. L., Taylor, C., Howdon, D., Foy, R., Walwyn, R., Clark, J., Parbutt, C., Waller,. ACBS. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11121-024-01711-9
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