Improving oral health awareness and dental referrals for adult patients receiving palliative care
提高接受姑息治疗的成年患者的口腔健康意识和牙科转诊
基本信息
- 批准号:10348739
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 19.23万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2021-03-01 至 2024-02-29
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AddressAdultAffectAmericanAspiration PneumoniaAwarenessCare given by nursesCaringCessation of lifeClinicClinicalConfusionConsensusDataDentalDental CareDental ResearchDentistryDentistsDenturesDevelopmentDiagnosisEducationFamilyFamily CaregiverFeasibility StudiesFocus GroupsFoodFoundationsFutureGoalsGuidelinesHealth Care CostsHealth educationHealthcareImpaired cognitionImpairmentIndividualInfectionIntakeInterventionInterviewIowaLeadLifeLife ExpectancyLightMedical Care TeamMedicineModelingMouth DiseasesMycosesNeckNeeds AssessmentNursing HomesNutritionalOralOral ExaminationOral healthPainPalliative CareParticipantPathologyPatient CarePatientsPerceptionPersonsPhasePhysiciansPneumoniaPractice GuidelinesProcessProtocols documentationQuality of CareQuality of lifeRadiation therapyReportingResearchSample SizeSavingsSepticemiaSeriesSocial InteractionStructureSupportive careSymptomsTerminal DiseaseTerminally IllTrainingTraining ActivityUniversitiesWorkXerostomiaaggressive therapybasecare preferencecare providerschemotherapycomorbiditydental surgeryend of lifeend of life carefeasibility testingfunctional declinehospice environmentimpressionimprovedinnovationmortalityneglectoral careoral infectionoral painpalliativepreventrecruitresponsesatisfactionsoft tissuesuccesstheories
项目摘要
7. PROJECT SUMMARY
Six million Americans are in need of palliative care (PC) every year. A very large proportion of these persons suffer
xerostomia, oral pain or infection, soft tissue pathology, and other oral health issues. Poor oral health limits food choices,
interferes with social interactions, and compromises quality of life (QoL). It can also affect one's abilities to tolerate
chemotherapy or radiotherapy, accelerate cognitive decline, and cause life-threatening septicemia, aspiration pneumonia,
deep neck space infection, and even death, causing preventable suffering for persons receiving palliative care (PRPC) and
their family caregivers (FCG).
Oral health is substantially undervalued under the current practice model. Oral health has not yet been addressed in the
national PC practice guideline. Physicians often overlook oral health, and thus it seems to be less importance to them.
Discouraged by this false impression, PRPC and FCG also often undervalue oral health. As a result, the oral health needs
of PRPC seldom receive appropriate assessment and treatment, leading to greater comorbidity, and suffering. Meanwhile,
dentists often lack training in end-of-life dental care, resulting in terminally-ill nursing home residents, including those in
the last 3 months of life, receiving extensive dental surgery and other aggressive treatment. These evidence clearly
demonstrates that the current practice model fails to appropriately address the oral health needs of PRPC. A new clinical
paradigm is urgently needed to address this crisis.
In response, the proposed study aims to develop an oral health intervention to improve oral health awareness and increase
dental referrals for PRPC attending the University of Iowa Palliative Care (UIPC) clinic. This study consists of two
phases. In Phase I, oral examinations and symptom reviews will be conducted with approximate 32 PRPC to identify their
oral health conditions, after which qualitative structured interviews will be completed with the PRPC and their FCG to
review their oral health findings and attempt to understand the dyad's perceived needs, treatment goals, and care
preferences corresponding to each of the documented conditions. Based on this information and the inputs of a PC expert
panel, we will develop and refine the proposed intervention in Phase II, which is expected to include a training module for
the PC team, an oral symptom review form, a personalizable training module for dyads, and a dental referral guide for PC
providers. The UIPC medical team, 20 newly-recruited PRPC/FCG dyads, and a supportive care nurse (the PRPC/FCG
trainer) will then be recruited to evaluate the feasibility of integrating the proposed intervention into daily PC practice.
The feasibility test will focus on five domains: acceptability, demand, implementation, practicality and integration.
Successful completion of this study will provide foundational data to develop the first interdisciplinary collaborative PC
practice in the nation that includes dentistry. Building on this innovative model and study results, our next step will be to
examine how this intervention, as a formal component of daily PC practice, can improve oral health and QoL for PRPC,
providing essential evidence toward the development of a new clinical paradigm to improve the quality of care for PRPC.
7.项目总结
每年有600万美国人需要姑息治疗(PC)。这些人中有很大一部分人遭受
口干症、口腔疼痛或感染、软组织病理和其他口腔健康问题。糟糕的口腔健康限制了食物的选择,
干扰社会互动,影响生活质量(QOL)。它还会影响一个人的耐受能力
化疗或放疗,加速认知能力下降,并导致危及生命的败血症、吸入性肺炎、
颈深间隙感染,甚至死亡,给接受姑息治疗(PrPC)和
他们的家庭照顾者(FCG)。
在目前的实践模式下,口腔健康被大大低估了。口腔健康尚未在
国家个人电脑实践指南。医生经常忽视口腔健康,因此对他们来说似乎不那么重要。
由于受到这种错误印象的打击,PrPC和FCG也经常低估口腔健康。因此,口腔健康需要
PrPC的患者很少得到适当的评估和治疗,导致更大的合并症和痛苦。同时,
牙医往往缺乏临终牙齿护理方面的培训,导致疗养院的居民,包括那些患有绝症的人
生命的最后3个月,接受广泛的牙科手术和其他积极的治疗。这些证据清楚地表明
证明目前的实践模式不能适当地解决PrPC的口腔健康需求。一种新的临床
迫切需要范本来解决这场危机。
作为回应,这项拟议的研究旨在开发一种口腔健康干预措施,以提高口腔健康意识并增加
爱荷华大学姑息治疗(UIPC)诊所PrPC的牙科转介。本研究由两部分组成
阶段。在第一阶段,将与大约32名PrPC进行口腔检查和症状评估,以确定他们的
口腔健康状况,之后将与PrPC及其FCG完成定性结构化访谈,以
回顾他们的口腔健康发现,并试图了解二人组的感知需求、治疗目标和护理
与每个记录的条件相对应的首选项。根据这些信息和PC专家的输入
小组,我们将在第二阶段制定和完善拟议的干预措施,预计将包括一个培训模块,用于
PC团队、口腔症状评价表、针对二人组的个性化培训模块以及针对PC的牙科转诊指南
供应商。UIPC医疗队,20名新招聘的PrPC/FCG二人组,以及一名支持性护理护士(PrPC/FCG
然后,将聘用培训师),以评估将拟议干预措施纳入日常个人计算机实践的可行性。
可行性测试将集中在五个领域:可接受性、需求、实施、实用性和整合性。
这项研究的成功完成将为开发第一台跨学科协作PC提供基础数据
在包括牙科在内的国家执业。在这一创新模式和研究成果的基础上,我们的下一步将是
作为日常个人电脑练习的正式组成部分,研究这种干预如何改善PrPC的口腔健康和生活质量,
为开发一种新的临床范例以提高PrPC的护理质量提供必要的证据。
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