Hepatitis C Clinical Trial
Official title:
Health Education Based on We Media to Promote Patient Adherence to HCV Treatment: A Nationwide Online Randomized Controlled Trial
INTRODUCTION: Hepatitis C virus (HCV) is recognized as the leading cause of chronic liver
disease worldwide. However, the screening rate and treatment rate of HCV-infected patients in
China is low, which increases the burden of patients and the infection risk of their family
members. WeChat, an instant messaging software, is used in a very high proportion in China.
Health promotion based on WeChat public platform is a very convenient and effective way of
health education. Therefore, this study plans to apply WeChat to conduct health intervention
for HCV-infected patients. The objective is to explore the effect of We-media-based health
promotion method on the detection rate and treatment rate of HCV-infected and their family
members.
METHOD: Recruitment will be conduct in 10 hospitals in Jilin, Beijing, Henan and Anhui
provinces. The subjects should be patients new diagnosed with hepatitis C at the hospital and
aged 18 to 69. After signing the consent form, eligible participants were selected through
the inclusion and exclusion criteria. 1000 participants will be recruited for the trial.
After completing an baseline reseach by a online questionnaire, patients will be randomly
assigned to receive a targeted short article on HCV weekly or a general health article with
no mention of HCV. The intervention will last three months and a follow-up will be conduct at
three month after the last intervention.
OUTCOMES: The primary outcome is antiviral therapy. The secondary outcomes are cognition and
attitude towards hepatitis C, factors influencing antiviral therapy, time to first treatment
and the compliance of treatment.
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