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Diabetes Disparities: Texting to Extend Treatment (DD-TXT)

Diabetes Disparities: Texting to Extend Treatment (DD-TXT)
糖尿病差异:发短信延长治疗 (DD-TXT)
批准号:
9833680
负责人:
Stephanie Leah Shimada
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2020
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2020-05-01 至 2024-10-31
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背景:2型糖尿病是一种常见的复杂疾病,有很高的合并症,影响了24%的退伍军人。
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Background: Type 2 Diabetes, a common, complex condition with high comorbidity, affects 24% of Veterans. Vulnerable Veterans (e.g., African-American, rural, comorbid mental health diagnosis, low-income) are less likely to have controlled diabetes, and have higher mortality and morbidity compared to other Veterans. Significance/Impact: Health Care Informatics interventions to support chronic disease self-management through technology can improve access, health equity, and health outcomes for vulnerable Veterans. Customizable, interactive self-management support through Annie addresses the VA's priority of improving access, including via virtual modalities, and providing a tailored experience that incorporates Veteran needs and preferences (VA Strategic Imperative 2). Research priority areas of access to care, women's health, mental health, primary care practice, informatics, virtual care, health equity, and patient-centered care are all addressed. Innovation: By incorporating the needs and preferences of vulnerable Veterans with diabetes in a self- management texting intervention and testing its effectiveness against a more traditional education-only intervention, lessons learned can improve the development of text-based support for other complex chronic conditions. It can also improve future implementation of Annie-based self-management support throughout VA. Specific Aims: AIM 1: Refine and beta test components of an interactive, tailored self-management texting protocol (DD-TXT) using a participatory design process incorporating vulnerable Veterans' preferences, VA clinician input, and evidence on effective texting-enabled self-management programs. The DD-TXT protocol will consist of: Core Messaging: Customizable core modules on medication management, blood sugar and blood pressure monitoring, preventive care, problem solving, appointment reminders, administrative messages; and Optional Messaging: A library of patient-selected modules (e.g. nutrition, physical activity, weight management, emotional coping, goal setting) designed to motivate and educate. AIM 2: Conduct a randomized controlled comparative effectiveness trial with 400 Veterans whose diabetes was uncontrolled (defined as HbA1c over 8.0% for at least 50% of the most recent 6 months) in 2018 in Gainesville, FL or Chicago, IL. The primary aim will be to assess the comparative effectiveness of DD-TXT compared to DSE, a diabetes skills education-only texting protocol based on a skills workbook that is currently given to VA patients with diabetes. The primary outcome will be HbA1c percent time in control. Secondary outcomes include self-reported adherence to diabetes self-care recommendations (SCI-R), diabetes self- efficacy, diabetes distress, LDL, and blood pressure control. We hypothesize that DD-TXT will result in better proximal health outcomes and diabetes self-management behaviors vs an education-only protocol (DSE). AIM 3: Obtain information to guide future implementation of diabetes self-management support through texting by (a) gathering and analyzing qualitative feedback from patients engaged in the comparative effectiveness trial, overall and by subgroup (b) collecting qualitative feedback from providers and key stakeholders on the barriers/facilitators of future RCT evaluation and implementation of DD-TXT vs DSE, (c) conducting a cost- identification analysis and safety analysis to identify resources required for larger-scale implementation. Methodology: We will refine the DD-TXT protocol through a participatory design process, conduct a randomized controlled comparative effectiveness trial with 400 Veterans with uncontrolled diabetes, and collect qualitative feedback from patients, providers, and other stakeholders and conduct a cost-identification analysis to guide future implementation. Next Steps/Implementation: This project will inform future processes for incorporating Veteran input into Annie protocol development and lead to a future Type 2 hybrid implementation trial of DD-TXT or DSE (based on our findings) to determine best implementation strategies for Annie-based self-management support.
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