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IRCT20180404039185N1 IRCT 2018-05-28 The university of semnan- Psychology faculty Effect of ACT on diabetes The comparison of the effectiveness of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy with the Lifestyle Intervention of promoting health on disease perception, disease adjustment, and HbA1c Levels in Type II Diabetes patients 2018-05-22 anticipated 60 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/30452 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Supportive, Randomization description: The randomization method is simple random sampling. Having matched the samples in terms of age and gender, a number in the range of one to three will be given to evry group. Then the numbers randomly will be assigned to the title of evry group, like control group, ACT group and lifestyle group by a computeized program. N/A diabetes. Intervention 1: Intervention group: Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT). The name of ACT stemming from one of its main message: Accept what you can’t change and control it and commit to improve everything you can enrich and change it in your life. The purpose of ACT is attaining psychological flexibility. ACT has six core processes: Contacting the present moment; Defusion of thoughts; Acceptance; Values; Commitment and Self as a context. This protocol takes around two months to run. It has eight sessions. In fact the intervention aims at improving the quality of life of diabetes patients to cope with their disease toward having an active life. This program lays emphasis on medical issues along with psychological matters. Intervention 2: Intervention group: Lifestyle intervention for promoting health. In fact this protocol is a medical approach for diabetes. It emphasizes on self-care behaviors like blood sugar tests, walking, mild exercise and diet. In this course patients will learn about risks and disease resulting from diabetes and will learn how to prevent them. This program comprises six sessions taking three weeks. This approach lays little emphasis on psychological variables. Intervention 3: Control group: None intervention, only as evidence group. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: Total research results will be published in scientific journals When: The documentation and research results are likely to be published in 2018-2019 To whom: The full research document will be available to Semnan faculty of Psychology. Research results will be available to researchers as an article and book Conditions: Using the results with the number and type of community and the research sample as well as the intervention can be used. Where to obtain: Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences of Semnan University. Information and Documentation Center of Iran (IranDoc) Or sending a message to researcher : n.soltanian@semnan.ac.ir or n.soltanian@gmail.com How to obtain: Visiting the Irandoc center or Semnan University Library Or one week after sending email to the writer Comments:
public Nasim Soltanian
No.4, 9 laleh, 35 metrieh laleh, Marzdaran blvd, Tehran
Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of) 1461874373 +98 21 4422 1959 n.soltanian@semnan.ac.ir Faculty of Psychology and Education of Semnan university scientific Eshagh Rahimian
Mahdishahr, Education and Psychology faculty of Semnan university
Semnan Iran (Islamic Republic of) 3564111156 +98 23 3362 4250 i_rahimian@semnan.ac.ir The university of Semnan Iran (Islamic Republic of) Type 2 diabetes patients lack of getting psychological treatment since a year ago 30 years 50 years Both Type 1 diabetes patients Patients with Psychological disorders and Physical problems culminating in diabetes E11 Type 2 diabetes mellitus Behavior Lifestyle N/A Intervention group: Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT). The name of ACT stemming from one of its main message: Accept what you can’t change and control it and commit to improve everything you can enrich and change it in your life. The purpose of ACT is attaining psychological flexibility. ACT has six core processes: Contacting the present moment; Defusion of thoughts; Acceptance; Values; Commitment and Self as a context. This protocol takes around two months to run. It has eight sessions. In fact the intervention aims at improving the quality of life of diabetes patients to cope with their disease toward having an active life. This program lays emphasis on medical issues along with psychological matters. Intervention group: Lifestyle intervention for promoting health. In fact this protocol is a medical approach for diabetes. It emphasizes on self-care behaviors like blood sugar tests, walking, mild exercise and diet. In this course patients will learn about risks and disease resulting from diabetes and will learn how to prevent them. This program comprises six sessions taking three weeks. This approach lays little emphasis on psychological variables. Control group: None intervention, only as evidence group Disease Perception. Timepoint: Before and after of Intervention. Method of measurement: The Brief Illness Perception Questionnaire (BIPQ). Disease adjustment. Timepoint: Before and after of Intervention. Method of measurement: Problem Areas in Diabetes Questionnaire(PAID). HbA1C. Timepoint: Before and after of Intervention. Method of measurement: Blood analysis. This is a PHD Dissertation Approved 2018-03-14 Ethics committee of Semnan University of Medical Science Mahdishahr ;Education and psychology faculty of semnan university Semnan Semnan Iran (Islamic Republic of)