Effects of the transtheoretical model-based self-management program on behavioral change in persons with epilepsy: Study protocol for a randomized controlled trial

Existing self-management interventions for people with epilepsy primarily focus on knowledge and psychological factors. Discrepancies in research design, intervention plans, and patient characteristics have contributed to inconsistent outcomes in previous studies. This study seeks to advance the field by integrating the TTM with empirically supported self-management practices. The delineation of behavioral change stages within the TTM framework is expected to form a structured intervention protocol. This study will inform standardized, evidence-based epilepsy care practices.

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PLoS ONE
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2024-11-25
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https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0305547
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Epilepsy research and treatment
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Existing self-management interventions for people with epilepsy primarily focus on knowledge and psychological factors. Discrepancies in research design, intervention plans, and patient characteristics have contributed to inconsistent outcomes in previous studies. This study seeks to advance the field by integrating the TTM with empirically supported self-management practices. The delineation of behavioral change stages within the TTM framework is expected to form a structured intervention protocol. This study will inform standardized, evidence-based epilepsy care practices.

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