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Summary of assessments at trial time points (baseline 4, 8, and 12 months) in both randomized clinical trials.
a AF therapies: pharmacologic or electrical cardioversion, electrophysiologic procedure such as pulmonary vein isolation, or initiation of antiarrhythmic medication.
b AF: atrial fibrillation.
c PHQ-8: Patient Health Questionnaire.
d PROMIS: Patient-reported Outcomes Measurement Information System.
e AFEQT: AF Effect on Quality of life.
JMIR Cardio 2025;9:e66436
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Individuals were excluded if they were currently in therapy, had previously completed 4 or more sessions of CBT for BDD, had undergone psychotropic medication changes less than 2 months before starting the study, reported acute and active suicidal ideation (refer to “Procedures Used for Mitigating Clinical Deterioration and Suicide Risk” section below), or were unable to engage with the smartphone treatment.
JMIR Ment Health 2025;12:e63605
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While interventions that address patient-reported barriers to diabetes medication adherence can improve glycemic management [20,21], interventions that address barriers to diabetes medication adherence of relevance to Latino adults with T2 D are lacking.
JMIR Hum Factors 2025;12:e66668
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Adherence measures such as:
Medication possession ratio
Proportion of days covered
Self-reported adherence measures (eg, questionnaires and surveys)
Pharmacy refill data
Medication event monitoring systems (eg, smart pill bottles and electronic pill caps)
Biological markers
The study does not contain outcome measures related to adherence.
Adherence measures are based solely on subjective reporting (unless validated self-reported measures were used).
JMIR Cancer 2025;11:e64208
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For false positives, reasons included patients with symptoms typical for CHF who had not been given a formal diagnosis of CHF, patients with a family medical history of CHF, cases where negation was expressed unusually (eg, “I do not feel like this is consistent with congestive heart failure”), and notes that had templated preoperative instructions or medication descriptions (eg, “tell your doctor if you have CHF”).
JMIR Med Inform 2025;13:e64113
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First, the efficacy of antipsychotic medication for the treatment of positive symptoms of psychosis is not optimal. For example, while commonly prescribed antipsychotics can be significantly more effective than placebo, these medications are accompanied by side effects such as weight gain, sedation, and extrapyramidal symptoms which lead to high incidences of patient nonadherence [2].
JMIR Res Protoc 2025;14:e63405
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We expect that the findings of this study will provide robust evidence for delivering personalized care, standardizing procedures, improving patients’ quality of life, and enhancing self-care and medication adherence after discharge.
The intervention protocol for this study is titled “TCM Nursing Protocol for Type 2 Diabetes Based on Care Pathway.”
JMIR Res Protoc 2025;14:e58951
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Receiving the appropriate diagnosis and treatment with biological medication proved to be life-changing alleviating most of their symptoms. Consequently, for most of the participants, the disease no longer had a significant impact on their daily activities, except for the necessity of having to take medication. However, some of the patients experienced more challenges such as sleep deprivation and fatigue, affecting their daily lives and, in certain instances, their ability to work.
J Med Internet Res 2025;27:e63569
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Patients’ gender, age, ethnicity, medication, WC (cm), weight kg, BP (mm Hg), and BMI (kg/m²) variables were collected. Laboratory variables were collected including total cholesterol (mg/d L), LDL cholesterol (mg/d L), HDL cholesterol (mg/d L), triglycerides (mg/d L), and fasting glucose (mg/d L). Engagement interactions were collected from the app portal.
Interact J Med Res 2025;14:e63079
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