Short Text Messages to Encourage Adherence to Medication and Follow-up for People With Psychosis (Mobile.Net)

Randomized Controlled Trial in Finland

Short Text Messages to Encourage Adherence to Medication and Follow-up for People With Psychosis (Mobile.Net)
From the article posted in PubMed:

High-grade routinely collected data can provide clear outcomes for pragmatic randomized trials. SMS messaging tailored with the input of each individual patient did not decrease the rate of psychiatric hospital visits after the 12 months of follow-up. Although there may have been other, more subtle effects, the results of these were not evident in outcomes of agreed importance to clinicians, policymakers, and patients and their families.

mFHAST Implications: Opportunity for text messages to decrease the rate of psychiatric hospital visits after the 12 months of follow-up.

Level of EvidenceLevel I
Study RegionTurku, Finland
OrganizationTurku University Hospital
Issue or Problemtreatment adherence
Tech MediumSMS
Technology DeviceMobile Phone
mFHAST ImplicationOpportunity for text messages to decrease the rate of psychiatric hospital visits after the 12 months of follow-up.
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