Background And Aims: To identify measurement methods, proportions of adherent participants, factors affecting adherence, and concordance promoting interventions.
Methods: A systematic scoping review was conducted by searching Medline, CINAHL, PubMed, EMBASE, and EMCARE databases.
Results: Twenty-four trials were identified from 1001 citations. Only 25% of the included studies used objective methods to quantify adherence. The proportion of adherent participants (≥80% of daily steps/time) ranged from 28% to 60%. Psychosocial factors are the most common influencers of adherence. However, interventions for improving compliance are lacking.
Conclusion: There is a need to accurately quantify and optimize adherence to foot offloading in people with diabetes.
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