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. 2017 May 24;1(2):e41–e70. doi: 10.3928/24748307-20170427-01

Table 1.

Description of Studies Meeting Inclusion Criteria

Year Authors Sample Size Sample Location Sample Location Type Focal Population Health Issue Age (mean years)
1999 Kalichman et al. 138 people USA (Georgia) Community-recruited African Americans with HIV HIV treatment adherence Adults (M = 39.7)
2006 Arozullah et al. 400 people USA (Chicago, IL) Veteran's Affairs general inpatients General inpatients Preventable hospitalizations Adults (M = 60.5)
2006 Lee et al. 3,260 people USA (Ohio, Texas, Florida) Medicare enrollees in a national managed care organization New Medicare enrollees Health care use for older adults 65+
2009 Lee et al. 489 people USA (Illinois) One hospital and one health center Medicare recipients Heath status of older adults 65+ (M = 77.8)
2010 Johnson et al. 275 people USA (Georgia) Pharmacy-based Pharmacy patients Medication adherence Adults (M = 53.9)
2010 Osborn et al. 130 people USA (South Carolina) One university medical clinic Adults with diabetes Type 2 diabetes Adults (M = 62.7)
2010 Rosland et al. 439 people USA (Michigan) A large university-based healthcare system Patients with diabetes or heart failure Diabetes or heart failure Adults (range, 25–95)
2010 Ussher et al. 321 people UK (London) One hospital Adults with coronary heart disease Coronary heart disease 21–91 (M = 64.4)
2011 Rosland et al. 439 patients, 88 primary care providers USA (Michigan) A large university-based healthcare system Patients with diabetes or heart failure Diabetes or heart failure Adults (range, 25–95)
2011 Rubin et al. 334 people USA (Georgia) Older adults receiving nutritional services from public agencies Older adults receiving public nutritional services, African American or white Health information and communication for older adults 65+ (M = 74.70)
2013 Cimasi et al. 114 counties USA (Missouri) Population-level analysis of state data County-level population Preventable hospitalization Age groups from <15 to >65
2013 Garcia et al. 174 patient-caregiver dyads USA (Texas) Community clinics and senior centers in one city Hispanic elders and caregivers General health for older adults 65+ (M elders = 75.5; M carers = 57.2)
2013 Inoue et al. 269 people Japan 17 clinics Adult diabetes patients Type 2 diabetes Adults (M = 64.4)
2013 Yang et al. 1,098 people Taiwan Community-based, island-wide sampling frame General population Health information and communication 15–85 years (M = 35.3)
2014 Fry-Bowers et al. 124 people USA (California) Five women, infants and children clinics in one city Low-income, Latina mothers Child health Adults (M = 30.25)
2014 Levin et al. 17 patient/caregiver dyads USA (Ohio) Academic heart failure management program Patients with heart failure and their caregivers Heart failure 65+ (M patients = 80.2; M caregivers = 66.9)
2014 Mayberry et al. 192 people USA (Tennessee) One federally qualified health center Adults with type 2 diabetes receiving care at a Federally Qualified Health Center Type 2 diabetes Adults (M = 51.6)
2014 Santos et al. 144 teachers, 116 learners USA (California) Five English as a Second Language classes English as a Second Language learners Type 2 diabetes prevention Adults
2014 Sentell et al. 11,779 people USA (Hawaii) Population-based in a state Hawaii residents Individual and community-level health literacy Age groups from 18–85+
2014 Stewart et al. 200 people USA (Texas) Subsample of larger smoking cessation treatment study Adult smokers Smoking and depression Adults (M = 46.1)
2014 Waldrop-Valverde et al. 210 people USA (Florida) One hospital and one clinic in one state HIV positive HIV and health care use Adults
2015 Aikens et al. 98 people USA (Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana) 16 outpatient Veterans' Affairs clinics in four states Veterans' Affairs patients with diabetes Diabetes medication adherence Adults (M = 66.6)
2015 Beauchamp et al. 813 people Australia (urban and regional Victoria) Health and community organizations Health service users Health information/communication Adults (M = 72.1)
2015 Chisolm et al. 278 parent/teen dyads USA (Ohio) Pediatric Medicaid accountable care organization Teens with special health care need, Medicaid population Adolescent health/chronic or disabling conditions/health communication Teens (12–18) and their adult caregivers
2015 Hahn et al. 295 people USA (Illinois) One outpatient clinic Type 2 diabetes Type 2 diabetes Adults (M English = 54.8; M Spanish = 54.5)
2015 Kim et al. 950 people South Korea (Seoul) Community-based; quota sampling on census data Korean adults Health information and communication Adults 20–79
2015 Kobayashi et al. 4,368 people England Community-based, representative of population Aging adults Health literacy decline Adults >52
2015 Lambert et al. 153 people Australia (Wollongong) Hospital renal unit Patients with chronic kidney disease Chronic kidney disease Adults (M = 64.1)
2015 Maneze et al. 552 people Australia Community-based (snowball sampling) Filipino-Australians Health-seeking behavior Adults (M = 44)
2016 Dodson et al. 100 dialysis patients and 813 controls Australia (Melbourne) Renal service (for dialysis patients) People receiving dialysis vs. controls (consumers of other health or social services) Quality of life and psychological distress of people receiving dialysis Adults (M = 68.2)
2016 Geboers et al. 3,241 people The Netherlands Subset of a population-based cohort study Older adults Health literacy, health behaviors, and social factors Older adults (M = 68.9)
2016 Waverijn et al. 1,811 people The Netherlands Population-based panel study Chronic disease Neighborhood social capital and chronic illness Adults (M = 62.9)
2016 Zou et al. 321 people China (Shandong) General hospital Heart failure patients Depressive symptoms and heart failure Adults (M = 63.6)
2017 Jessup et al. 384 people Australia (Melbourne) Acute public hospital Hospital inpatients Hospital services use Adults (M = 64)

Note. The study also included an additional 26 patients and 7 pharmacists in a qualitative component. The 275 individuals were in the quantitative component.