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Center for Improving Palliative Care for Vulnerable Adults with MCC (CIPC)

改善 MCC 弱势成人姑息治疗中心 (CIPC)

基本信息

批准号：
9605905
负责人：
Jingjing Shang
金额：
$ 41.8万
依托单位：
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCES
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2018
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2018-08-08 至 2023-05-31
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/9605905
关键词：
Acculturation Acute Address Adult Age Area Behavioral Model Biometry Caring Characteristics Chronic Common Data Element Communication Compassion Consultations Coupled Ecology Effectiveness End stage renal failure Ensure Environment Ethnic Origin Face Foundations Funding Future Geographic Locations Health Health Services Health behavior Hospitalization Interdisciplinary Study Knowledge Life Location Logic Medical Methods Modeling National Institute of Nursing Research New York Nurses Nursing Homes Nursing Services Outcome Output Palliative Care Patients Pattern Pilot Projects Population Principal Investigator Procedures Process Quality of life Race Research Research Infrastructure Research Methodology Research Personnel Resource Sharing Risk School Nursing Science Scientist Self Management Services Sex Orientation Socioeconomic Status Training Universities Visiting Nurse Vulnerable Populations base biobehavior care coordination formative assessment health care service utilization health care settings high risk hospice environment improved innovation meetings multilevel analysis multiple chronic conditions patient population preference programs satisfaction skills symptom management urban dwelling

项目摘要

Multiple chronic conditions (MCC), defined as two or more co-occurring chronic conditions, occur frequently in vulnerable adult patients such as those living in nursing homes or with end-stage renal disease. Vulnerable adult populations with MCC have worse health outcomes and higher utilization of all types of health services compared to those who do not have chronic conditions, and they are at higher risk of receiving inappropriate and/or burdensome services (e.g., procedures, treatments, and hospitalizations) that are inconsistent with their preferences. Medical complexity alone does not explain these differences; the issues vary on many characteristics including race/ethnicity, acculturation, and living location. Furthermore, while most palliative care is currently provided in acute care, it is recommended that interdisciplinary palliative care begin early for any serious illness and be delivered across the continuum of health care settings. There are knowledge gaps in key palliative care areas including how best to support symptom management, communication, and care coordination; these knowledge gaps must be addressed to provide effective innovative interdisciplinary care models in multiple health care settings for vulnerable adult patients with MCC to ensure they receive appropriate care that is consistent with their preference . To address these gaps, the aims of the exploratory P20 Center for Improving Palliative Care for Vulnerable Adults with MCC (CIPC) are to: 1) Develop a sustainable infrastructure that supports interdisciplinary researchers to develop into transdisciplinary teams that conduct biobehavioral, palliative care research across health care settings for vulnerable adults with MCC; 2) Develop new programs of biobehavioral, palliative care research for vulnerable adults with MCC led by nurse scientists; 3) Enhance the knowledge and skills of participating investigators on transdisciplinary, biobehavioral, palliative care research methods across health care settings for vulnerable adults with MCC and disseminate new knowledge to relevant stakeholders; and 4) Evaluate the Center's inputs, outputs, and outcomes on an ongoing and annual basis and refine processes as needed. The CIPC is uniquely poised to develop research capacity in this area. The partnership between Columbia University School of Nursing and the Visiting Nurse Service of New York increases access of pilot project investigators to vulnerable urban dwelling adults with MCC. The Enrichment Plan activities, which are informed by leading interdisciplinary palliative care clinicians, along with support from the Pilot Administrative Core with vast scientific expertise (e.g., mixed methods biobehavioral research in adults with MCC and biostatistics) and expert consultation with the Palliative Care Research Cooperative, provide an excellent foundation in best practices for biobehavioral, palliative care research. This foundation coupled with the robust research environment and strong Administrative Core increases the likelihood of the CIPC meeting its important aims which are consistent with NINR's strategic theme “End-of Life and Palliative Care: The Science of Compassion”.

多重慢性疾病（MCC），定义为两种或两种以上同时发生的慢性疾病