Sponsored Health IT and Evidence-Based Prescribing among Medical Residents

赞助住院医生的健康信息技术和循证处方

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项目摘要

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): A substantial proportion of prescriptions written by physicians are not evidence based, which can result in drug abuse and misuse, increased morbidity and mortality, and rising health care costs. Although a variety of factors can influence physician prescribing, sponsored messaging by industry such as pharmaceutical companies has been shown to lead to non-evidence-based prescribing (non-EBP). As the healthcare industry has embraced health information technology (HIT) and physicians have increased their use of smartphones and tablets with point-of-care decision-making with their patients, sponsored messaging has begun to penetrate physicians' HIT environment. Because this form of targeted marketing by pharmaceutical companies is relatively new and not completely understood, we need to examine its relationships with the factors (system-level, physician-level and patient-level) that have been known to lead to non-EBP. Additionally, training programs are needed to reaffirm the basic principles of EBP in the presence of sponsored messaging in physicians' health IT environment. Thus, we have developed a Web-based HIT intervention, titled SMARxT, rooted in the tenets of media literacy and targeted at physicians-in-training (residents), in order to teach them how to effectively navigate their HIT environment and counteract sponsored messaging. In order to determine the preliminary efficacy, feasibility and acceptability of SMARxT for residency programs, this HIT intervention needs to be pilot tested and evaluated with a group of residents, described in this application. First, we will conduct a pilot test and process evaluation of the SMARxT program health IT intervention. Sixty family medicine and internal medicine residents from local training programs will be recruited to participate in the intervention and complete quantitative and qualitative assessments immediately after completion and 6 months later. These assessments will measure the residents' perceptions of feasibility and acceptability of the intervention. Additionally, specific process evaluation metrics will assess the implementation fidelity of the intervention. Second, the same 60 residents will participate in an outcome evaluation of the SMARxT program health IT intervention. This evaluation will be conducted concurrently with the process evaluation. A time-series quasi- experimental design-pre-test (T1), post-test (T2), and follow-up (T3)-will be employed, during which all residents will be asked to complete quantitative assessments. These assessments will measure the preliminary efficacy of the intervention in addressing the residents' knowledge and attitudes towards EBP as well as likely EBP behavior. The results from the pilot test and evaluation of the SMARxT program will allow us to make modifications and take steps to implement the program in other residency programs nationwide.
描述(由申请人提供): 医生开出的处方中有很大一部分没有证据,这可能导致药物滥用和误用、发病率和死亡率增加以及医疗保健费用上升。虽然各种因素可以影响医生处方,但制药公司等行业的赞助信息已被证明会导致非循证处方(非EBP)。随着医疗保健行业采用健康信息技术(HIT),医生越来越多地使用智能手机和平板电脑与患者进行即时决策,赞助消息已开始渗透医生的HIT环境。由于制药公司的这种定向营销形式相对较新,尚未完全理解,因此我们需要研究其与已知导致非EBP的因素(系统层面,医生层面和患者层面)的关系。此外,培训计划需要重申EBP的基本原则,在医生的健康IT环境中存在赞助消息。因此,我们开发了一个基于Web的HIT干预,名为SMARxT,植根于媒体素养的原则,针对医生在培训(居民),为了教他们如何有效地浏览他们的HIT环境和抵制赞助消息。为了确定SMARxT在住院医师项目中的初步疗效、可行性和可接受性,需要对该HIT干预措施进行试点测试,并对一组住院医师进行评估,如本申请所述。首先,我们将对SMARxT计划健康IT干预进行试点测试和过程评估。将从当地培训项目中招募60名家庭医学和内科住院医师参与干预,并在完成后立即和6个月后完成定量和定性评估。这些评估将衡量居民对干预措施的可行性和可接受性的看法。此外,具体 过程评价指标将评估干预措施的实施保真度。其次,同样的60名居民将参加SMARxT计划健康IT干预的结果评估。该评价将与工艺评价同时进行。一个时间序列准实验设计-前测试(T1),后测试(T2),和后续行动(T3)-将采用,在此期间,所有居民将被要求完成定量评估。这些评估将衡量干预措施在解决居民对EBP的知识和态度以及可能的EBP行为方面的初步效果。SMARxT计划的试点测试和评估结果将使我们能够进行修改,并采取措施在全国其他住院医生计划中实施该计划。

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    2024
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    Jessica L. Hamilton;John Torous;Hannah S. Szlyk;C. Biernesser;K. P. Kruzan;Michaeline Jensen;Jazmin Reyes;Brian A. Primack;Jamie Zelazny;Paul Weigle
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58. Emotional Support From Social Media And In-Person Relationships: Associations With Depressive Symptoms Among Young Adults
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    10.1016/j.jadohealth.2018.10.073
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    2019-02-01
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    Ariel Shensa;Jaime E. Sidani;Cesar G. Escobar-Viera;Brian A. Primack
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Use of fictional medical television in health sciences education: a systematic review
  • DOI:
    10.1007/s10459-017-9754-5
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    2017-01-12
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    3.300
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    Beth L. Hoffman;Robert Hoffman;Charles B. Wessel;Ariel Shensa;Michelle S. Woods;Brian A. Primack
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149. “Why Do People Pee In The JUUL Room?”: Analyzing Messages About JUUL Use On Twitter
  • DOI:
    10.1016/j.jadohealth.2018.10.165
  • 发表时间:
    2019-02-01
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    Jaime E. Sidani;Jason B. Colditz;Kar-Hai Chu;Erica L. Barrett;Brian A. Primack
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    Brian A. Primack

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  • 批准号:
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  • 财政年份:
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