The role of nurse support within an internet-delivered weight management intervention: a qualitative study
The role of nurse support within an internet-delivered weight management intervention: a qualitative study
This qualitative study explored patients’ experiences of nurse support for an internet-delivered weight management intervention. Eighteen patients who had received either basic or regular nurse support (three or seven contacts respectively) for the internet intervention were interviewed. The data were analysed using Thematic Analysis. The findings suggest that more regular support for internet interventions may have the potential to inhibit the development of autonomous motivation for weight loss, which might lead to problems in sustaining losses after support ends. Further research is now needed to confirm whether motivation is influenced by frequency of nurse support in internet interventions in order to inform the development of optimal support which promotes sustained weight loss.
weight management, internet-delivered, self-determination theory, qualitative methods, social support
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Renouf, Sarah
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Bradbury, Katherine
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Yardley, Lucy
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Little, Paul
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2015
Renouf, Sarah
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Bradbury, Katherine
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Yardley, Lucy
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Little, Paul
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Renouf, Sarah, Bradbury, Katherine, Yardley, Lucy and Little, Paul
(2015)
The role of nurse support within an internet-delivered weight management intervention: a qualitative study.
Psychology, Health & Medicine, 20 (8), .
(doi:10.1080/13548506.2014.986138).
(PMID:25438990)
Abstract
This qualitative study explored patients’ experiences of nurse support for an internet-delivered weight management intervention. Eighteen patients who had received either basic or regular nurse support (three or seven contacts respectively) for the internet intervention were interviewed. The data were analysed using Thematic Analysis. The findings suggest that more regular support for internet interventions may have the potential to inhibit the development of autonomous motivation for weight loss, which might lead to problems in sustaining losses after support ends. Further research is now needed to confirm whether motivation is influenced by frequency of nurse support in internet interventions in order to inform the development of optimal support which promotes sustained weight loss.
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Accepted/In Press date: 29 October 2014
e-pub ahead of print date: 2 December 2014
Published date: 2015
Keywords:
weight management, internet-delivered, self-determination theory, qualitative methods, social support
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Psychology
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/375846
ISSN: 1354-8506
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