Partnering with an Urban Safety Net Hospital to Deliver Stroke Preparedness in the Emergency Department

与城市安全网医院合作,在急诊科提供中风预防服务

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Abstract Acute stroke treatments are time-sensitive. Tissue plasminogen activator is administered 3 to 4.5 hours from the time of freedom from stroke symptoms. Imaging technologies such as computed tomography perfusion might extend the treatment window. However, rapid hospital arrival remains critical to eligibility for stroke treatment that can reduce subsequent disability. African Americans are more likely than Whites to delay in hospital arrival after stroke symptom onset. Prior interventions have educated African American groups or the entire community about stroke and the importance of calling 911. One-on-one stroke education interventions are few in number. This project aims to educate African Americans individually when they present to the emergency department (ED) of an urban safety net hospital. This approach allows us to access a hard-to reach population at high risk for stroke to deliver a one-on-one stroke intervention that addresses specific reasons African Americans delay in hospital arrival. By directly engaging with each participant, we expect to improve attitudes towards calling 911, which promotes early hospital arrival, and eligibility for stroke treatments which can ultimately reduce the burden of stroke on the population. Our specific aims are (i) to adapt a group- based stroke education intervention to be delivered in a one-on-one format to patients presenting to the ED, through qualitative interviews of patients and providers, (ii) to test whether the stroke intervention improves behavioral intent to call 911, as measured by response to stroke and non-stroke video vignettes. This research is in line with my career goal of developing, testing, and implementing behavioral interventions that will reduce racial disparities in stroke incidence and treatment. To this end, my plan is to (i) obtain skills in the practical application of community based participatory research, a research approach which involves partnering with the community to develop behavioral interventions, (ii) build skills in randomized clinical trial design, as rigorous efficacy testing of behavioral interventions involves randomization of participants, (iii) building expertise in implementation science methods, so that I can translate the interventions that I develop into clinical practice. The mentorship and resources at the University of Michigan will enable me to accomplish these career development goals. At the University of Michigan, I am among a group of accomplished health equity stroke researchers who have a track record of obtaining R-level NIH funding and are making significant contributions to reducing the burden of stroke on society. The university facilitates interdepartmental research collaborations, enabling me to be mentored by established researchers within and outside of the department of neurology. Courses are taught by experts in their field, providing a rich learning environment. Additional resources include organizations that offer seminars and workshops to facilitate the transition to an independent investigator. The proposed project and career development plan will expedite my research independence. Future R01 studies will involve scaling up and implementation of the proposed intervention.
抽象的 急性中风治疗时间敏感。组织纤溶酶原激活剂从3至4.5小时 免受中风症状的自由时间。成像技术,例如计算机断层扫描灌注 可能会延长治疗窗口。但是,快速医院的到来仍然对中风的资格至关重要 可以减少随后的残疾的治疗。非裔美国人比白人更有可能延迟 中风症状发作后的医院到达。先前的干预措施已教育非裔美国人团体或 整个有关中风的社区以及致电911的重要性。一对一中风教育干预措施 数量很少。该项目旨在在非裔美国人向非洲裔美国人介绍时对 城市安全网医院的急诊科(ED)。这种方法使我们能够访问一个难以 达到中风的高风险,以提供一对一的中风干预措施,以解决特定 原因是非洲裔美国人延迟医院抵达。通过直接与每个参与者互动,我们希望 提高致电911的态度,这促进了早期医院的到来,并有资格进行中风治疗 最终可以减轻人口中风的负担。我们的具体目的是(i)适应一个小组 - 基于基于的中风教育干预措施将以一对一的格式提供给ED的患者, 通过对患者和提供者的定性访谈,(ii)测试中风干预是否有所改善 通过对中风和非中风视频小插图的响应来衡量的行为意图。这项研究 与我的职业生涯目标一致 中风发生率和治疗中的种族差异。为此,我的计划是(i)获得实用的技能 采用基于社区的参与性研究,一种研究方法,涉及与 社区发展行为干预措施,(ii)在随机临床试验设计中建立技能, 行为干预措施的功效测试涉及参与者的随机化,(iii)建立专业知识 实施科学方法,以便我可以将发展的干预措施转化为临床实践。 密歇根大学的指导和资源将使我能够完成这些职业 发展目标。在密歇根大学,我是一群成熟的健康平等中风 具有获得R级NIH资金并做出重大贡献的往绩的研究人员 减轻中风的负担。大学促进了部门间研究合作, 使我能够由神经病学部内外的知名研究人员指导。 课程由其领域的专家教授,提供丰富的学习环境。其他资源包括 提供研讨会和讲习班的组织,以促进向独立研究者的过渡。这 拟议的项目和职业发展计划将加快我的研究独立性。未来的R01研究 将涉及扩大规模和实施拟议的干预措施。

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Partnering with an Urban Safety Net Hospital to Deliver Stroke Preparedness in the Emergency Department
与城市安全网医院合作,在急诊科提供中风预防服务
  • 批准号:
    10452684
  • 财政年份:
    2020
  • 资助金额:
    $ 24.34万
  • 项目类别:
Partnering with an Urban Safety Net Hospital to Deliver Stroke Preparedness in the Emergency Department
与城市安全网医院合作,在急诊科提供中风预防服务
  • 批准号:
    10671536
  • 财政年份:
    2020
  • 资助金额:
    $ 24.34万
  • 项目类别:
Partnering with an Urban Safety Net Hospital to Deliver Stroke Preparedness in the Emergency Department
与城市安全网医院合作,在急诊科提供中风预防服务
  • 批准号:
    10210457
  • 财政年份:
    2020
  • 资助金额:
    $ 24.34万
  • 项目类别:

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