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. 2017 Oct;35(4):227–231. doi: 10.2337/cd17-0006

TABLE 1.

Summary of Measures Used for a Pre-/Post-Intervention Pilot Test of an mHealth App for Remote Case Management of Low-Income Patients With Diabetes

Measure Domains Assessed Items (n) Possible Range of Scores1 Pre-Intervention Cronbach’s α Post-Intervention Cronbach’s α
CAHPS Accessibility of clinic staff 3–62 3 3 3
Provider knowledge 2–32 3 3 3
Prescription drug behavior 5–72 3 3 3
Diabetes-specific behaviors and quality of care 9–122 3 3 3
Lifestyle behavior change plans 4 3 3 3
Overall patient satisfaction 4 3 3 3
Self-rated wellness 6 6–27 0.852 0.807
PHQ-9 Depressive symptoms 9 0–27 0.784 0.931
WHOQOL-BREF Overall quality of life and general health 2 2–10 0.820 0.742
Physical health 7 7–35 0.911 0.886
Psychological health 6 6–30 0.729 0.890
Social relationships 3 3–15 0.734 0.815
Environment 8 8–40 0.770 0.785
Self-Efficacy for Managing Chronic Disease 6-item scale Self-efficacy 6 6–60 0.857 0.935
1

For all scales, higher scores indicate a more positive result (e.g., less depression or more social support).

2

Branching logic was used, so not all patients were presented with all questions. For example, only those who answered “yes,” that they had contacted the clinic after business hours in the past 9 months saw the follow-up question about how long it then took to get an answer to their question.

3

Questions in this domain were treated as single items and not as a scale.