Evaluating Teach Back as a Method for Improving Self-Care Behaviours in Heart Failure Patients

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Category Primary study
Registry of Trialsclinicaltrials.gov
Year 2011
Patient education using Teach Back has the potential to increase self-care behaviour in heart failure (HF) patients and reduce adverse clinical outcomes. Teach back is an interactive teaching method that uses plain language, focuses on key points, and asks the patient to verbally recall information just discussed. Questions are asked to confirm patient understanding of the information delivered. This pilot study will be conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of teach back on self-care (as measured by the European Heart Failure Self-Care Behaviour Scale- EHFScBS) and determine if teach back affects the number of ER visits and re-admissions post discharge. The study will also assess if teach back technique is a feasible, acceptable and sustainable method of discharge teaching for hospitalized HF patients at St Michael\'s.
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First added on: May 06, 2024