Health Literacy and Cognitive Function among Older Adults
Health Literacy and Cognitive Function among Older Adults
批准号:
7631287
负责人:
MICHAEL S WOLF
金额:
$51.28万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2007
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2007-09-15 至 2010-12-31
关键词:
AddressAdherenceAdultAffectAgeAreaAttentionCognitionCognitiveCommunicationCommunitiesComplexComprehensionDiagnosisEducational process of instructingElderlyEquationFundingGoalsHealthHealth Care CostsHealth StatusHealth behaviorHealth behavior outcomesHealth educationHealthcareIndividualInstructionInterventionInterviewKnowledgeLearningLearning DisabilitiesLinkLiteratureMeasuresMedicalMedicareMedicineMental HealthMethodsModelingMultimediaNational Institute on AgingNatureOralOutcomePathway interactionsPatientsPerformancePhasePreparationPreventivePrintingProceduresProcessRandomizedReadingRecruitment ActivityResearchResearch ActivityResearch DesignResearch PersonnelRespondentRiskScreening procedureSelf ManagementServicesShort-Term MemorySiteSpecific qualifier valueStructureTestingTextWolvesWritingabstractingcognitive functioncohortdesignearly childhoodfunctional health literacyhealth literacyimprovedliteracymortalityphonologyprogramsskillssuccess
中文摘要
描述(由申请人提供):健康素养测量和认知功能测量都可以预测健康知识、健康行为和健康结果。这两个变量之间存在着明确的理论和经验关系,最近,研究人员质疑,医疗保健中最常用的阅读能力测试是否真的是测量认知功能。然而,还没有一项研究完全探索这种关系。本研究的总体目标是调查老年人的健康素养与认知功能领域之间的关系,并确定这些因素如何预测一个人进行日常健康活动的能力。本研究的具体目的是:1)探索最常见的健康素养测量(领域、TOFHL、NVS)与老年人认知功能测试之间的关系;2)调查认知功能测试与老年人在各种健康学习任务上的表现之间的关系;2)在控制认知功能测试后,确定领域、TOFHL、NVS与老年人在健康学习任务上的表现之间的关系。几个假说也被确认了。我们将对从多个地点招募的1000名年龄在55岁至74岁之间的社区居住老年人进行深入、结构化的采访。在为期两节的访谈过程中,将对所有受试者进行认知功能、健康素养技能和执行常规健康学习任务的能力的详细评估,以减轻受访者的负担。对于一些保健学习任务,可以采用其他形式(即多媒体、增强印刷)和教学方法(即以目标为目标的教学)。我们将随机分配受试者,让他们接受标准或替代形式的任务。研究活动将在36个月的时间内分三个阶段进行:1)准备、2)实施和3)分析。结构方程模型分析将被用来阐明健康素养测量、认知测试和健康学习任务表现之间的各种关系。探索性分析还将评估改进卫生信息材料的设计战略的有效性。
英文摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Measures of health literacy and measures of cognitive function both predict health knowledge, health behaviors, and health outcomes. A clear theoretical and empirical relationship exists between these two variables, and recently investigators have questioned whether the most commonly used tests of reading ability in health care may actually be measuring cognitive function. However, no study has fully explored this relationship. The overall objective of this study is to investigate the relationship between health literacy and domains of cognitive function in older adults, and to determine how these factors predict one's ability to perform routine health activities. Specific aims of our study are to: 1) Explore associations between the most common measures of health literacy (REALM, TOFHLA, NVS) with tests of cognitive function in older adults, 2a) Investigate the association between tests of cognitive function and performance on various health learning tasks in older adults, and 2b) Determine the relationship between the REALM, TOFHLA, and NVS with older adults' performance on health learning tasks after controlling for tests of cognitive function. Several hypotheses have also been identified. We will conduct in-depth, structured interviews among a diverse cohort of 1,000 community-dwelling older adults ages 55 to 74 recruited from multiple sites. Detailed assessments of cognitive function, health literacy skills, and the ability to perform routine health learning tasks will be administered to all subjects over a two- session interview process to reduce respondent burden. For some of the health learning tasks, alternative formats (i.e. multimedia, enhanced print) and instructional methods (i.e. teach-to-goal) are available. We will randomly assign subjects to receive either the standard or alternative format of the task. The efficacy of these potential strategies to improve performance on the specified health learning tasks, and the interactions with cognitive measures will be investigated Research activities will be carried out over a 36 month period in three phases: 1) preparation, 2) implementation, and 3) analysis. Structural Equation Modeling analyses will be used to elucidate the various relationships between health literacy measures, tests of cognition, and performance on health learning tasks. Exploratory analyses will also evaluate the efficacy of design strategies to improve health information materials.
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