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. 2020 May 27;11:926. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2020.00926

Table 3.

Characteristics and findings of health engagement studies.

Study and subtype Purpose Method Main findings Definition and components
(Bright et al., 2015); patient Analyze concept Systematic review Conceptualization of engagement as a process and state New (process and state); collaboration, contribution, active participation, emotional investment
(Cohen-Mansfield et al., 2009); persons with dementia Analyze concept + new theoretical framework + test measure Discuss literature + Quant. Most important dimensions of engagement found Unclear; refusal, attention, time, attitude, manipulating, holding
(Cohen-Mansfield et al., 2017); persons with dementia Analyze concept + new theoretical framework + test measure Discuss literature + Quant Good psychometric properties of scale Existing; attendance, attitude, active participation, asleep, group size, positive and negative interactions among group members
(Graffigna and Barello, 2018); patient Discuss Patient Health Engagement (PHE) model and scale Discuss literature Process model seems valuable Existing (process)
(Higgins et al., 2017); patient Analyze and define concept Systematic review Four defining attributes New (process); personalization, access, commitment, therapeutic alliance
(Macgowan, 2006); group Discuss Group Engagement Measure (GEM) Discuss literature Multidimensional construct; good psychometric properties Existing; attendance, individual participation, relating to worker and other members, contracting, working on own and other group members' problems
(McAllister, 2002); genetic testing Explain behavior around predictive genetic testing (PGT) Qual. Engagement can explain variations in approaches and reactions to PGT New; cognitive, individual participation
(Norris et al., 2017); stakeholder Stakeholder perspective of concept Qual. Three main themes/attributes New; individual participation, connecting around a purpose, meaningful interaction and dialog
(Pullmann et al., 2013); treatment Analyze concept Qual. New definition New; conduct, attitudes, relationships, empowerment, social context
(Staudt, 2007); treatment Analyze concept and consequences Discuss literature More insight in the behavioral and attitudinal aspects Existing; behavioral, attitudinal
(Yasui et al., 2017); mental health services Analyze the role of culture in concept and measures Systematic review Limitations of current tools for minorities + new culturally infused model Existing (process)