Improving Diabetes Efforts Across Language and Literacy
改善语言和读写能力方面的糖尿病工作
基本信息
- 批准号:6887617
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 19.49万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2004
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2004-09-30 至 2006-09-29
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (Provided by Applicant): The UCSF Collaborative Research Network is a growing network of primary care clinicians and practices that care for diverse patient populations. The CRN is committed to innovation at the practice level through the use of information technology, evidence-based tools, and systematic self-management support. With the recent addition of Community Health Network of San Francisco (CHNSF) providers to the CRN, the network's focus on priority populations has increased. Safety net practices provide care for populations with a high prevalence of limited health literacy and limited English proficiency, communication barriers that contribute to disparities in chronic disease outcomes. The IDEALL Project (Improving Diabetes Efforts Across Language and Literacy) is a 3-arm randomized controlled trial of a communication technology-based intervention (automated telephone diabetes management) to an interpersonally-oriented intervention (group medical visits) in a CRN-affiliated safety-net health system, the Community Health Network of San Francisco (CHNSF). The current proposal aims to (1) expand exposure of these self-management support strategies to more patients and providers in a total of 4-5 primary care practices within the CHNSF; (2) compare the relative effects of these two interventions with respect to each other as well as to usual primary care; and (3) explore contextual factors that moderate both the effects of the interventions on patient outcomes as well as the success of implementation and maintenance. The outcomes of interest for the IDEALL Project will include extent of patient participation, engagement with the interventions, changes in diabetes indices (such as diabetes self-efficacy, glycemic control), and relative resource use. Candidate moderating variables of interest will include those at the patient/family level, clinician level, practice level, and organization level; additional contextual factors will reside in the interfaces between levels, such as the patient-clinician interface, the clinician-practice interface, the patient-practice interface, and organization-practice interface. Measures of main outcomes will consist of quantitative data; contextual factors will be collected through a combination of quantitative and qualitative methods, and analyses will proceed via a mixed methods approach. We plan to apply what we learn with regard to effectiveness and contextual factors to help us assess the transferability of interventions to other CRN practices so as to target and facilitate future implementation and maintenance efforts. This proposal presents an opportunity both to assess the degree to which results of efficacy studies can be translated into improvements in health status for priority populations within a safety-net delivery system, as well as to identify those characteristics of the complex patient-clinician-practice-organization ecology that influence effectiveness for the target population.
描述(由申请人提供):UCSF协作研究网络是一个不断发展的初级保健临床医生和实践网络,为不同的患者群体提供护理。CRN致力于通过使用信息技术,循证工具和系统的自我管理支持在实践层面进行创新。随着最近将弗朗西斯科社区卫生网络(CHNSF)提供者加入社区卫生网络,该网络对优先人群的关注有所增加。安全网做法为健康素养有限和英语能力有限的高患病率人群提供护理,这些沟通障碍导致慢性病结果的差异。IDEALL项目(通过语言和读写能力改善糖尿病工作)是一项三臂随机对照试验,在CRN附属的安全网卫生系统弗朗西斯科社区卫生网络(CHNSF)中,将基于通信技术的干预(自动电话糖尿病管理)与人际导向的干预(团体医疗访视)进行比较。目前的建议旨在(1)将这些自我管理支持策略的曝光范围扩大到CHNSF内总共4-5个初级保健实践中的更多患者和提供者;(2)比较这两种干预措施相互之间以及与常规初级保健的相对效果;以及(3)探索调节干预对患者结局的影响以及实施和维持的成功的背景因素。IDEALL项目关注的结果将包括患者参与程度、参与干预措施、糖尿病指标变化(如糖尿病自我效能、血糖控制)和相对资源使用。感兴趣的候选调节变量将包括患者/家庭水平、临床医生水平、实践水平和组织水平;其他背景因素将存在于水平之间的界面中,例如患者-临床医生界面、临床医生-实践界面、患者-实践界面和组织-实践界面。对主要成果的衡量将包括定量数据;将通过定量和定性方法相结合收集背景因素,并将通过混合方法进行分析。我们计划应用我们在有效性和背景因素方面所学到的知识,以帮助我们评估干预措施对其他CRN实践的可转移性,从而确定目标并促进未来的实施和维护工作。该提案提供了一个机会,既可以评估疗效研究结果在何种程度上可以转化为安全网提供系统内优先人群健康状况的改善,也可以确定影响目标人群有效性的复杂患者-临床医生-实践-组织生态系统的特征。
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10223873 - 财政年份:2020
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10097043 - 财政年份:2020
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Evaluation of Natural Experiments of Nutrition Assistance to Prevent and Control Diabetes among Low-Income Communities
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- 批准号:
10626779 - 财政年份:2020
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