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Development of the Adherence Predictive Index™ (API™) for Medication Taking

Applying Personality Type Theory to Develop Individual Wellness Plans™ (IWPs™) for Reducing Chron

Applying Personality Type Theory to Develop Individual Wellness Plans™ (IWPs™) for Reducing Chron

  

Established a statistically significant correlation between personality type and medication adherence; validated a new assessment that accurately identifies medication adherence for each patient based on their personality type, age cohort, education level and ethnicity.  N= 16,726

Conducted with the University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy

Innovations in Pharmacy / Vol. 7 / No. 1 / Article 11 / 3-25-2016


Applying Personality Type Theory to Develop Individual Wellness Plans™ (IWPs™) for Reducing Chron

Applying Personality Type Theory to Develop Individual Wellness Plans™ (IWPs™) for Reducing Chron

Applying Personality Type Theory to Develop Individual Wellness Plans™ (IWPs™) for Reducing Chron

 

Developed 16 IWPs that provide the specific strategies patients reported most likely to help them quit smoking, reduce alcohol usage, lose weight, get adequate exercise and reduce stress. n = 10,500

 Conducted with the University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy 

Innovations in Pharmacy / Vol. 8 / No. 1 / Article 7 / 1-23-2017

Associations Between Modifiable Health-Risk Behaviors and Personality Type

Applying Personality Type Theory to Develop Individual Wellness Plans™ (IWPs™) for Reducing Chron

Patient-Provider Communication: Utility of the Preferred Communication Style Questionnaire™ (PCSQ™)

  

Identified the specific health risks posed by each of the 16 personality types; identified those types at greatest risk and responsible for driving a vastly disproportionate share of healthcare costs. N=10,500

  Conducted with the University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy 

Innovations in Pharmacy / Vol. 8 / No. 2 / Article 15 / 5-24-2017

Patient-Provider Communication: Utility of the Preferred Communication Style Questionnaire™ (PCSQ™)

Patient-Provider Communication: Utility of the Preferred Communication Style Questionnaire™ (PCSQ™)

Patient-Provider Communication: Utility of the Preferred Communication Style Questionnaire™ (PCSQ™)

  

Validated a personality type assessment which takes approximately 3.5 minutes to complete and is 90.2% accurate. Study also found that ninety-two percent of respondents reported that it would “extremely” or “very” helpful if providers communicated in their preferred style. N=1,732

Connecticut Medicine, Vol. 83, January 2019, Number 1, Page 11

The Jung/Myers Model of Personality Types as a Way to Identify individuals Most Prone to Anxiety

Patient-Provider Communication: Utility of the Preferred Communication Style Questionnaire™ (PCSQ™)

The Jung/Myers Model of Personality Types as a Way to Identify individuals Most Prone to Anxiety

 Using the Preferred Communication Style Questionnaire (PCSQ©) and the Four-Item Patient Health Questionnaire for Anxiety and Depression (PHQ-4), findings showed that personality type was strongly associated with both anxiety and depression, and that certain types were at significantly greater risk than others. N=10,500

  

Conducted with the University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy, 2019

The Journal of Behavioral Health Services and Research

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