Health literacy systems in the safety net: Lessons from complex care management

安全网中的健康素养系统：复杂护理管理的经验教训

• 批准号: 9108172
• 负责人: NANCY J. BURKE
• 金额: $ 57.58万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2014
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2014-09-26 至 2018-07-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/9108172
• 关键词: Address; Adoption; Advocate; Affect; Affordable Care Act; Area; Attention; Caring; Characteristics; Chronic Disease; Clinic; Clinical; Communication; Communities; Complex; Data; Discipline; Environment; Ethnography; Family; Fostering; Future; Goals; Health; Health Status; Health system; Healthcare; Healthcare Systems; Improve Access; Individual; Information Services; Institute of Medicine (U.S.); Institution; Interpersonal Relations; Intervention; Intervention Studies; Knowledge; Link; Low Income Population; Measurement; Measures; Medical; Methods; Paper; Patients; Play; Population; Process; Provider; Public Health; Research; Resources; Role; Self Care; Self Management; Shapes; Societies; System; Testing; Uninsured; Vulnerable Populations; Work; base; care seeking; care systems; clinical care; health care quality; health care service; health care service organization; health disparity; health literacy; high risk; improved; individual patient; innovation; meetings; multiple chronic conditions; programs; safety net; skills; social; tool

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Research on health literacy (HL) has identified the need for a more complex and nuanced understanding of HL that considers patient HL within a larger context that includes other patient-, provider-, and organization-level dynamics. Recent advances in HL research have begun to investigate the role providers and healthcare systems play in shaping individuals' capacities to meet their health-related needs, and the HL-related demands providers and healthcare systems place on patients. We term this more contextualized conceptualization of HL "health literacy systems," and propose to further our understanding of HL systems through the study of patient- provider-organization interactions, processes, and arrangements that comprise two complex care management (CCM) programs, located in two safety-net institutions. With the Affordable Care Act's coverage of formerly UN- and under W insured populations, we need an extended understanding of HL systems that is applicable to safety net settings where the most vulnerable in our society seek care. Safety-net CCM programs explicitly work with, adapt to, and cultivate the often limited HL levels of their high-risk, high-acuity patients, and seek to change at the clinic level the HL demands placed on patients and providers. Thus a study of CCM processes and practices can contribute new knowledge on the conceptualization and measurement of HL, including its extension to the organizational level; "real world," sustainable strategies to provide care to vulnerable populations with varying HL; and team-based interventions that successfully promote HL and patient engagement-the ability of patients and families to take an active role in their own healthcare in partnership with providers. Therefore, the specific aims of this mixed methods project are to: (1) provide a detailed, in- depth ethnographic description of the interactions, processes, and organizational arrangements of CCM programs that contribute to patients' retention in the clinical care system and fulfillment of their social and medical needs; (2) identiy and analyze individual (patient and provider), program, and organization characteristics that enhance or inhibit patient engagement and health literacy systems; and (3) conduct focused analyses of the ethnographic data to: a) develop and cognitively test a patient engagement measurement tool; b) identify and elaborate organizational health literacy domains and attributes critical for safety net institutions; and c) elaborate a conceptual framework linking organizational health literacy attributes to patient engagement. The overall goals of this project are to advance a contextual understanding of HL systems; help define and construct measures for organizational health literacy and improve understanding of the relationship between organizational health literacy and patient engagement.

描述(由申请人提供)：关于健康素养(HL)的研究发现，需要对HL有更复杂和细微的理解，将患者HL放在更大的背景下考虑，包括其他患者、提供者和组织层面的动态。最近在HL研究方面的进展已经开始调查提供者和医疗系统在塑造个人满足其健康相关需求的能力方面所起的作用，以及提供者和医疗系统对患者施加的与HL相关的需求。我们将这种对HL的更情境化的概念化称为“健康素养系统”，并建议通过研究患者-提供者-组织的互动、流程和安排来加深我们对HL系统的理解，这些互动、流程和安排包括位于两个安全网机构的两个复杂的护理管理(CCM)计划。由于《平价医疗法案》涵盖了前联合国和W以下参保人口，我们需要对适用于我们社会中最脆弱者寻求护理的安全网环境的HL系统有更广泛的了解。安全网CCM计划明确地与其高危、高视力患者的HL水平通常有限的患者合作、适应和培养，并寻求在临床水平上改变HL对患者和提供者的要求。因此，对CCM流程和实践的研究可以在HL的概念化和测量方面贡献新的知识，包括将其延伸到组织层面；“真实世界”，即为患有不同HL的弱势人群提供护理的可持续战略；以及成功促进HL和患者参与的基于团队的干预措施--患者和家属与提供者合作在自己的医疗保健中发挥积极作用的能力。因此，这一混合方法项目的具体目标是：(1)对有助于患者保留在临床护理系统中并满足其社会和医疗需求的CCM计划的相互作用、过程和组织安排提供详细、深入的人种学描述；(2)识别和分析个人(患者和提供者)、计划和组织特征，这些特征增强或抑制患者参与和健康素养系统；以及(3)对人种学数据进行重点分析，以：a)开发和认知测试患者参与度测量工具；b)确定和详细说明对安全网机构至关重要的组织健康素养领域和属性；以及c)制定一个概念框架，将组织的健康素养属性与患者参与度联系起来。该项目的总体目标是促进对HL系统的背景理解；帮助定义和构建组织健康素养的措施，并提高对组织健康素养与患者参与度之间关系的理解。