Efficiency of Tailoring Treatment to Smoker Subgroup
针对吸烟者亚群量身定制治疗的效率
基本信息
- 批准号:6772643
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 10.04万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2002
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2002-07-01 至 2007-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:absenteeismadult human (21+)alcoholic beverage consumptionbehavior therapybody physical activitycancer preventionclinical researchclinical trialscombination therapycomorbiditycost effectivenessdepressionhealth care cost /financinghealth care service utilizationhigh risk behavior /lifestylehuman datahuman subjecthuman therapy evaluationmental health epidemiologynicotine replacementpatient care managementpatient oriented researchpostdoctoral investigatorsmoking cessationtelemedicine
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This K07 proposal in cancer prevention,
control, and population sciences will enable the applicant to integrate two
areas--business management and clinical psychology--into a research career on
cost-efficient dissemination of primary and secondary cancer prevention
interventions. The goals are to: a) gain experience in interventions for
hard-to-treat smokers; b) build knowledge of statistical methods in economic
research; c) apply methods from management science to research on cost-
efficiency; and, d) develop a programmatic line and research on dissemination
and cost-efficiency of interventions for cancer prevention and control.
Cancer prevention through smoking cessation involves a paradox. Low cost/low
intensity/low efficacy public health approaches have greater reach, while high
cost/high intensity/low reach clinical interventions have greater efficacy.
The difference in efficacy is greatest for hard-to-treat smokers who have
greater levels of nicotine dependence, depression and problem alcohol use.
Recently, some have called for integration of these contrasting intervention
approaches through use of tailored stepped-care models that maximize cost-
efficient allocation of healthcare resources. The research plan in this
career development proposal calls for two studies that e amine costs and
efficiencies of targeting subsets of smokers. Study 1 will use data from
adult respondents to the 1997-1999 the National Health Interview Surveys (N =
+/- 100,000) and the 1993 National Mortality Followback Survey (N = 22,957) to
examine the medical utilization of subgroups of smokers who have high-risk
alcohol consumption, sedentary lifestyle or depression. The costs of medical
utilization will be estimated with data from the Medical Expenditure Panel
Survey. Study 1 hypothesizes that smoking interacts with other health risk
factors to predict greater costs for subgroups of smokers. Study 2 will
examine the cost-effectiveness and operational efficiency of a telephone based
tailored smoking intervention. Study 2 hypothesizes that tailored
interventions will be more cost-effective than more standardized ones,
particularly among smokers with other high-risk factors. Study 2 will also
use tools from management science to evaluate clinical system factors
affecting intervention efficiency. These studies will inform future
dissemination research on cost-efficient and effective smoking cessation
interventions that address the economic imperatives of healthcare delivery
systems while maximizing the benefit to public health.
描述(申请人提供):本K07癌症预防建议书,
控制和人口科学将使申请者能够将两个
进入商业管理和临床心理学领域的研究生涯
成本效益高的一级和二级癌症预防传播
干预措施。目标是:a)在以下方面获得干预经验
难以治疗的吸烟者;b)建立经济、社会和文化统计方法的知识
研究;c)将管理科学的方法应用于成本研究--
效率;以及,d)制定关于传播的方案方针和研究
以及癌症预防和控制干预措施的成本效益。
通过戒烟来预防癌症涉及到一个悖论。低成本/低成本
强度/效率低的公共卫生方法具有更大的覆盖面,而
成本/高强度/低覆盖的临床干预措施具有更好的疗效。
对于难以治疗的吸烟者来说,疗效差异最大的是
更严重的尼古丁依赖、抑郁和酗酒问题。
最近,一些人呼吁整合这些截然不同的干预措施
通过使用定制的分步护理模式实现成本最大化的方法-
高效配置医疗保健资源。其中的研究计划
职业发展提案要求进行两项研究,即电子胺成本和
针对吸烟者亚群的效率。研究1将使用来自
1997-1999年全国健康访谈调查的成年受访者(N=
+/-100,000)和1993年全国死亡率回溯调查(N=22,957)至
检查高危吸烟者亚群的医疗利用情况
饮酒、久坐不动的生活方式或抑郁。医疗费用
使用率将根据医疗支出小组的数据进行估计
调查。研究1假设吸烟与其他健康风险相互作用
预测吸烟者亚群更大成本的因素。研究2将
检查电话的成本效益和运营效率
量身定做的吸烟干预措施。研究2假设量身定做
干预措施将比更标准化的干预措施更具成本效益,
特别是在有其他高危因素的吸烟者中。研究2还将
使用管理科学的工具来评估临床系统因素
影响干预效率。这些研究将为未来提供信息
低成本、高效果戒烟的传播研究
解决提供医疗保健的经济必要性的干预措施
在最大限度地造福于公众健康的同时,加强公共卫生系统的建设。
项目成果
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- 资助金额:
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- 资助金额:
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6604520 - 财政年份:2002
- 资助金额:
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