An Online Self-Management Program for Spinal Cord Injury: SCI&U
A feasibility study that employed people with an SCI as Peer Health Coaches (PHCs). PHCs met online with people from the community living with an SCI who wanted to learn self-efficacy and improve their health self-management skills. Participants scored the study high in goal setting, information sharing, relevance, feeling validated, and experiencing a coaching relationship.
Project type: Research
Year started: 2022
Diagnosis: Spinal Cord Injury
Presentation 1: SCI Peer Health Coach Role, Poster, 2022
Presentation 2: SCI&U: A Virtual Health Self-management Program, Poster, 2022
Presentation 3: Exploring Loneliness in the SCI&U Study Participants, Poster, 2022
Presentation 4: How an SCI Peer Health Coach Influences Empowerment and Health Self-Management with Peers, Poster, 2017
Presentation 5: Health Education Impact Questionnaire Evaluation Scale Scores for SCI&U, a Virtual Health-Management Program for Adults with SCI, Poster, 2022
Presentation 6: Development of a Novel Peer Health Coach Model in Supporting Goal Setting and Self-Management of Health Care Needs for People with Chronic SCI, Poster, 2015
Presentation 7: Exploring Peer Health Coach (PHC) Roles in the Online Health-Management Program for Adults with SCI, Poster, 2022
Presentation 8: Exploring Loneliness in the SCI&U Study Participants, Poster, 2022
