IRCT201204246918N9 IRCT 2012-05-19 Deputy of Tabriz University of Medical Sciences illness perception The effect of illness perception Interventions on some clinical outcomes in hemodialysis patient : Randomized Controlled Trial 2012-05-21 anticipated Complete https://irct.ir/trial/7354 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Supportive. N/A end stage renal disease-hemodialysis. Intervention 1: The control group will be received only routine interventions. Intervention 2: Groups in addition to routine interventions, interventions related to the perception of the disease will receive. Interventions to implement clinical researcher regularly scheduled dialysis patients will be present. During the six 45-minute session will attempt to correctly identify the disease knowledge and self-regulated Gary teach. 6 sessions will be conducted once a week for 1.5 months. These interventions, based on the five illness perception and the perception that the disease can also affect patient compliance and clinical outcomes in behavior has caused it to be based. Interventions to be adjusted for each patient were unique.