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. 2019 May 14;2019(5):CD012533. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD012533.pub2

NCT00646074.

Trial name or title Self‐Care Talk Study ‐ promoting Alzheimer's Disease (AD) spousal caregiver health
Methods A randomised controlled trial
Participants Caregivers of persons with dementia
Interventions Title of the intervention: Self‐Care TALK
Aim: No detail provided
Interventionist(s): Advanced practice nurses
Mode of delivery: Telephone
Duration: Six weeks
Content: The intervention includes creating a health‐promoting, self‐care education and support partnership between caregivers and nurses through the use of weekly telephone conversations. Each conversation focuses on a health‐related topic. The conversations follow a basic format, but are also individualised.
Standardisation: No detail provided
Comparison group: No intervention; they received written materials related to self‐care and health promotion post‐time 3 (week 24).
Outcomes 1. Physical health: SF‐36 v2, PCS (perceived physical health), SF‐36 v2, MCS (perceived mental health)
2. Burden: M‐CSI; modified (caregiver strain)
3. Self‐efficacy: SRAHP (self‐efficacy for health)
4. Depression: CES‐D
Data were collected at baseline, 8 weeks (time 2), and 24 weeks (time 3) after baseline.
Starting date July 2006
Contact information Cynthia Teel, PhD, RN
Notes Trial registration website indicated that recruitment was complete.