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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Apr 21.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Schizophr Relat Psychoses. 2016 Jul 25;12(4):152–167. doi: 10.3371/CSRP.KRRE.070816

Table 1.

Key Components of MedActive Smartphone Intervention

IMB-Skills Model: Adherence information
  • Personalized reminders for patient to take antipsychotic medication at prescribed times

  • User-friendly displays on phone of summary adherence, antipsychotic side effects, and positive psychotic symptoms data input by patient

IMB-Skills Model: Adherence motivation
  • Patient queried about whether each dose of antipsychotic medication taken as prescribed
    • Patient queried about reasons for not taking antipsychotic medication as prescribed and provided with brief, motivational feedback tailored to reason for nonadherence
    • Patient provided with positive reinforcement/ motivational feedback when medication is taken as prescribed
  • Display on clinician interface for review by prescriber of real-time summary report of patient’s self-reported adherence to antipsychotic medication and daily occurrence of antipsychotic side effects and positive psychotic symptoms

IMB-Skills Model: Adherence behavioral skills
  • Patient responds to prompts on phone to take antipsychotic medication at scheduled times

  • Patient is queried about daily occurrence of antipsychotic side effects and a rating of how distressing the side effects are
    • Patient can choose to view brief advice for self-managing antipsychotic side effects
  • Patient is queried about daily occurrence of positive psychotic symptoms and a rating of how distressing the symptoms are

  • Patient is provided with user-friendly way of sending brief, pre-formatted messages to prescriber via clinician interface regarding the need to discuss occurrence of antipsychotic side effects or positive psychotic symptoms at their next face-to-face visit