Predicting adherence to diabetic eye examinations: development of the compliance withAnnual Diabetic Eye Exams Survey.
Predicting adherence to diabetic eye examinations: development of the compliance withAnnual Diabetic Eye Exams Survey.
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10.1016/j.ophtha.2013.12.016
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发表时间:
2014-06
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影响因子:
13.7
通讯作者:
Mansberger SL
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作者:
Sheppler CR;Lambert WE;Gardiner SK;Becker TM;Mansberger SL
To identify variables that predict adherence with annual eye exams using the Compliance with Annual Diabetic Eye Exams Survey (CADEES), a new questionnaire designed to measure health beliefs related to diabetic retinopathy and annual eye exams. Questionnaire development. Three hundred and sixteen adults with diabetes. We developed the CADEES based on a review of the literature, the framework of the Health Belief Model, expert opinion, and pilot study data. To examine content validity, we analyzed participant responses to an open-ended question asking for reasons why people do not obtain annual eye exams; we then used these results to determine whether there were content areas missing from the survey. We evaluated construct validity with principal components analysis and examined internal consistency with Cronbach’s alpha. To assess predictive validity, we used multivariate logistic regression with self-reported adherence as the dependent variable. Associations with self-reported adherence (defined as having a dilated eye exam in the past year). The content analysis showed that CADEES items covered 89% of the reasons given by participants for not obtaining an annual eye exam. The principal components analysis identified three informative components comprising 32% of the variance, and reliability analyses showed acceptable Cronbach’s alphas (>0.60) for all three components. Multivariate logistic regression modeling revealed several significant predictors of adherence, including beliefs concerning: whether insurance covered most of the eye exam cost (p<0.01), whether there were general barriers that make it difficult to get an eye exam (p<0.01), whether obtaining an eye exam was a top priority (p=0.02), and whether diabetic eye disease can be seen with an exam (p=0.05). Lower hemoglobin A1c levels (p<0.01), having insurance (p=0.01), and a longer duration of diabetes (p=0.02) were also associated with adherence. A multivariate model containing CADEES items and demographic variables classified cases with 72% accuracy and explained approximately 24% of the variance in adherence. The CADEES showed good content and predictive validity. While future research is needed before finalizing a shorter version of the survey, researchers and clinicians may be able to improve adherence by (1) counseling newly diagnosed patients, as well as those with uncontrolled blood sugar control, on the importance of annual eye exams, and (2) discussing perceived barriers and misconceptions related to obtaining annual eye exams.
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作者:
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