Identifying Disparities in Care of Rural Patients with Cardiac Implantable Electronic Devices

确定使用心脏植入电子设备的农村患者的护理差异

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    10555010
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 20.51万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
  • 财政年份:
    2023
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2023-04-01 至 2028-01-31
  • 项目状态:
    未结题

项目摘要

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT Project 2 (Zeitler): Identifying Disparities in Care of Rural Patients with Cardiac Implantable Electronic Devices Patients in rural settings have significantly worse outcomes from cardiovascular conditions compared with patients in non-rural settings, including treatment of arrhythmias with a cardiac implantable electronic device (CIED), like a pacemaker or defibrillator. These ubiquitous implantable devices store copious amounts of medical information related to device function and disease progression, among other items. These data are available to treating physicians and other clinicians through remote monitoring (RM), which relies on wireless connectivity between patients, a remote server, health care facilities, and treating physicians. Monitoring of patients with a CIED through this RM paradigm as an adjunct to periodic in-person evaluations has been associated with a variety of improved outcomes over in-person evaluations alone, ranging from improvements in patient satisfaction to decreased mortality. Thus, RM is unequivocally recommended in combination with in- person evaluations. While known disparities in RM exist among the uninsured and elderly, the geographic distribution of RM remains unstudied. A number of factors suggest that RM of CIEDs may be particularly vulnerable to geographic disparities. For one, patients in rural areas face greater barriers to connectivity, including less access to high-speed internet and less-consistent cell phone coverage. These barriers couple with the challenge of greater geographic distances that must be traveled to access in-person subspecialty services, a necessary aspect of CIED care. With the guidance of a community engagement studio, the proposed work incorporates mixed methods to: 1) better understand barriers and facilitators of RM in rural areas; 2) identify geographic disparities in CIED care; and 3) exploit variation in RM referral networks to understand characteristics associated with optimal CIED care in rural areas. These efforts will be informed and supported by expert input from the Statistics, Informatics, and Qualitative Methods Core to evaluate variation in health care delivery and outcomes, as well as the deep experience in community engagement and qualitative research methods represented by the Community Engagement and Outreach Core. Findings from this research will constitute meaningful progress towards addressing geographic disparities in arrhythmia care while, enabling achievement of investigator independence.
项目摘要/摘要 项目2(Zeitler):确定农村心脏可植入电子设备患者的护理差异 与农村地区的患者相比,农村地区的患者心血管疾病的预后明显更差 非农村环境中的患者,包括使用心脏植入型电子设备治疗心律失常 (CIED),如起搏器或除颤器。这些无处不在的可植入设备存储了大量的 与设备功能和疾病进展相关的医疗信息,以及其他项目。这些数据是 通过远程监控(RM)可供治疗医生和其他临床医生使用,远程监控依赖于无线 患者、远程服务器、医疗保健设施和主治医生之间的连接。监控 通过这种RM范例进行CIED的患者作为定期面对面评估的辅助工具,已经得到了 与单独的面对面评估相比,与各种改进结果相关,从改进到 患者对降低死亡率的满意度。因此,明确建议将RM与In-1结合使用。 人员评估。虽然在未参保者和老年人之间存在着已知的RM差异,但地理位置 Rm的分布仍未得到研究。 许多因素表明,受地域差异的影响,远程教育和远程教育特别容易受到影响。为 首先,农村地区的患者面临着更大的连接障碍,包括更少的高速互联网接入 以及不太一致的手机覆盖范围。这些障碍伴随着更大的地理位置的挑战 必须长途跋涉才能获得面对面的专科服务,这是CIED护理的一个必要方面。 在社区参与工作室的指导下,拟议的工作采用了混合方法来:1) 更好地了解农村地区RM的障碍和促进者;2)确定CIED护理的地理差异; 以及3)利用RM转介网络中的变化来了解与最佳CIED相关的特征 农村地区的关爱。这些努力将由统计部门的专家提供信息和支持, 信息学和定性方法的核心,以评估卫生保健提供和结果的差异 作为社区参与的深刻经验和定性研究方法的代表 社区参与和外展核心。这项研究的发现将是有意义的进步 在解决心律失常护理方面的地理差异的同时,使研究人员能够取得成就 独立。

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