| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to investigate patients' self-care knowledge, attitudes, behaviors, and service satisfaction after the introduction of the management system. A quasi-experimental research method was applied in this study. Research subjects were 63 outpatients registered on the diabetes case management system of a regional teaching hospital. The outpatients in the control group received service in the current management system, while those in the experimental group received service of the Internet-based system. Each subject from both groups was given a pre-test before case management was conducted, and carried out the post-test a month later to evaluate the effect of the Internet-based diabetes case management system. The research results indicated that diabetic patients who had received the interactive Internet-based case management for a month showed improvement in self-care knowledge and self-care behaviors score, but no significant difference was found. In the aspect of self-care attitude, the scores of the two groups were close and no significant difference was found. In service satisfaction, a significant difference in the post-test results was observed. The patients in the case management system showed higher satisfactions over the Internet health education instructor's prompt service and system convenience. Thus, this study suggested the Internet-based case management model be promoted to related management services. |