Table 2.

Quality of interaction with providers reported by patients in the noncommunicable disease (NCD) guidelines and mobile health (mHealth) records for refugees in Lebanon study. Data reported by patients in exit interviews were conducted via phone.

Parameter		Baseline (N=101)		Phase Ia (N=181)			Phase IIb (N=180)			Change comparison
		n (%)	95% CI		n (%)	95% CI		n (%)	95% CI		Phase I versus baseline		Phase II versus baseline		Phase II versus phase I
										P value		P value		P value
Provider interaction
	Asked about medical history	72 (71.3)	61.4-79.9		160 (87.9)	82.3-92.3		179 (99.4)	96.9-100		<.001		<.001		<.001
	Asked about complications with medications	36 (36.0)	26.6-46.2		89 (48.9)	41.4-56.4		172 (95.6)	91.4-98.1		.04		<.001		<.001
	Asked other questions	32 (32.0)	23.0-42.1		107 (59.8)	52.2-67.0		177 (98.3)	95.2-99.7		<.001		<.001		<.001
	Provided follow-up appointment or referral	58 (58.0)	47.7-67.8		143 (78.6)	71.9-84.3		176 (97.8)	94.4-99.4		<.001		<.001		<.001
Lifestyle counseling received
	Quit or stop using tobacco	32 (31.7)	22.8-41.7		79 (44.1)	36.7-51.7		157 (87.2)	81.4-91.7		.04		<.001		<.001
	Reduce salt consumption	56 (55.4)	45.2-65.3		147 (82.1)	75.7-87.4		172 (95.6)	91.4-98.1		<.001		<.001		<.001
	Fruit and vegetable consumption	48 (47.5)	37.5-57.7		141 (78.8)	72.0-84.5		172 (95.6)	91.4-98.1		<.001		<.001		<.001
	Reduce fat consumption	56 (55.4)	45.2-65.3		150 (83.8)	77.6-88.9		172 (95.6)	91.4-98.1		<.001		<.001		<.001
	Engage in physical activity	43 (43.0)	33.1-53.3		138 (77.1)	70.2-83.0		167 (92.8)	88.0-96.1		<.001		<.001		<.001
	Lose weight	31 (31.0)	22.1-41.0		120 (67.0)	59.6-73.9		155 (86.1)	80.2-90.8		<.001		<.001		<.001

^aGuideline implementation.

^bmHealth implementation.