Shadow Coaching Improves Patient Experience for English-Preferring Patients but not for Spanish-Preferring Patients.
Shadow Coaching Improves Patient Experience for English-Preferring Patients but not for Spanish-Preferring Patients.
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阴影教练可以改善英语偏爱患者的患者经验,但不能改善西班牙偏爱的患者的经验。
DOI:
10.1007/s11606-023-08045-2
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发表时间:
2023-08
影响因子:
5.7
通讯作者:
Hays, Ron D.
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作者:
Quigley, Denise D.;Elliott, Marc N.;Slaughter, Mary E.;Talamantes, Efrain;Hays, Ron D.
Shadow coaching, a type of one-on-one provider counseling by trained peers, is an effective strategy for improving provider behaviors and patient interactions, but its effects on improving patient experience for English- and Spanish-preferring patients is unknown. Assess effects of shadow coaching on patient experience for English- and for Spanish-preferring patients. We analyzed 2012–2019 Clinician and Group Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CG-CAHPS) data (n=46,089) from an urban Federally Qualified Health Center with 44 primary care practices and 320 providers. One-third (n=14,631) were Spanish-preferring patients. We fit mixed-effects regression models with random effects for provider (the level of treatment assignment) and fixed effects for time (a linear spline for time with a knot and “jump” at coaching date), patient characteristics, and site indicators, stratified by preferred language. The 74 providers who had a 6-month average top-box score on the CAHPS overall provider rating below 90 (on a 100-point scale) were shadow coached. Similar percentages of English-preferring (45%) and Spanish-preferring patients (43%) were seen by coached providers. Trained providers observed patient care by colleagues and provided suggestions for improvement. Verbal feedback was provided immediately after the observation and the participant received a written report summarizing the comments and recommendations from the coaching session. CG-CAHPS Visit Survey 2.0 provider communication composite and overall provider rating (0–100 scoring). We found a statistically significant 2-point (small) jump in CAHPS provider communication and overall provider rating among English-preferring patients of coached providers. There was no evidence of a coaching effect on patient experience for Spanish-preferring patients. Coaching improved care experiences for English-preferring patients but may not have improved patient experience for Spanish-preferring patients. Selection and training of providers to communicate effectively with Spanish-preferring patients is needed to extend the benefits of shadow coaching to Spanish-preferring patients.
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