NCT Number: NCT06550817
This study was conducted to develop and investigate the effectiveness of a growth mindset intervention based on growth mindset theory.
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Notify Me60 year and older
All sexes
Interventional
Not applicable
School of Medicine and Nursing， Huzhou University, Huzhou, Zhejiang, China
The study employed a quasi-randomized controlled trial design conducted over 12 weeks. Before conducting the study, the researchers numbered the wards of internal medicine departments (excluding intensive care units) according to the order of bed number. The wards were then randomly divided into intervention wards and control wards using a random number generator. Patients were recruited to the control group (e-health only) in the control ward and the intervention group (growth mindset intervention+ e-health) in the intervention unit. Participants in the control group could undergo the training after the study concluded.
Healthy volunteers accepted: No
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Online intervention is implemented and it lasts about 20 minutes each time, while face-to-face intervention lasts about 30 minutes each time, and they are carried out for a total of six weeks, face-to-face or telephone intervention is implemented once every two weeks for about 15 minutes each time
face-to-face e-health teaching in the first 6 weeks, and telephone follow-up were conducted once a week, for about 10 minutes each time in the last 6 weeks
Time frame: Baseline,Week 6, and Week 12
The Implicit Theories of Intelligence Scale-6 (ITIS-6) is a validated, self-reported instrument assessing participants' level of growth mindset. A mean score of greater than or equal to 4 on all items indicates that the individual has a growth mindset, and vice versa for a fixed mindset.
Time frame: Baseline,Week 6, and Week 12
The Questionnaire of Knowledge, Willingness, Confidence, and Practice of Smart Medicine (KWCP-SM) is a validated, self-reported instrument assessing participants' level of knowledge, willingness, confidence, and practice of smart medicine. The questionnaire adopted the Likert-5 scoring method. The higher score indicated a higher level of knowledge, willingness, confidence, and practice of smart medicine.
Huzhou University
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Growth Mindset Intervention Improves Positive Response to E-Health for Older Adults With Chronic Disease: A Randomized Controlled Trial
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