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Developing a Strategic Approach to Management of Adolescents with PID

Developing a Strategic Approach to Management of Adolescents with PID
制定 PID 青少年管理战略方法
批准号:
7493624
负责人:
MARIA E. TRENT
金额:
$15.0万
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依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2007
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2007-09-30 至 2010-09-29

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描述(由申请人提供):盆腔炎(PID)是一种常见的生殖健康疾病,不成比例地影响青少年和少数民族妇女,并使受影响的患者面临异位妊娠,慢性盆腔疼痛和不孕症的风险。有效的口服抗生素方案的可用性和门诊疗效试验的积极结果导致我们的治疗方法向门诊治疗转变。最近的一项使用疗效试验数据和比较管理策略的成本效益分析支持这一转变。然而,关于如何有效地将这些研究结果转化为对少女的照顾,文献相对沉默。如果公共卫生专业人员和青少年健康提供者在疗效试验中未能考虑到与成年女性相比,参加试验对青春期女孩坚持治疗的不同影响,以及缺乏针对青春期独特方面的已发表决策模型,则这些研究与青春期女孩管理的相关性将受到限制。作为一名发展中的公共卫生临床科学家,我专注于改善青少年的PID护理。虽然我有一个公共卫生硕士学位,并发表了22篇文章和章节,我需要额外的公共卫生培训,以采取下一个合乎逻辑的步骤,在我的研究路线。这个职业发展项目的主要培训目标是扩大我的能力,设计,实施和评估公共卫生干预措施,使用决策分析和卫生经济学的原则,并发展的能力,将消费者价值纳入成本效益分析的STI干预计划。本研究的目的是:1)探索护理偏好,成本的措施,和可接受的替代方案,为全面和发展适当的照顾青少年PID使用条件评估方法(CVM);和2)创建一个成本效益模型,结合具体的实用程序,以确定他的阈值,有效性,将需要替代干预措施。父母,青少年和临床医生将从高STI流行社区招募参与CVM研究。使用已发表的特定于青少年的结局参数和CVM研究定义的效用,将开发一个经济决策模型,以经验性地定义一种策略性方法,用于PID青少年的临床管理。这项工作有可能澄清成人疗效试验和以社会为中心的经济分析的结果,从而提高受这种疾病影响的青少年的护理质量和健康结果。它还将产生关于患者偏好的初步数据,这些数据可以导致设计替代门诊干预措施,这些干预措施比住院治疗费用低,但消费者(青少年女孩及其父母)和PID临床服务提供者可以接受。
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) is a common reproductive health disorder that disproportionately affects adolescent and minority women and puts the affected patient at risk for ectopic pregnancy, chronic pelvic pain, and infertility. The availability of effective oral antibiotic regimens and positive findings from an outpatient efficacy trial have resulted in a shift in our approach to treatment towards outpatient therapy. A recent cost-effectiveness analysis using the efficacy trial data and comparing management strategies supports this shift. The literature, however, has been relatively silent on how to effectively translate these findings to the care of the adolescent girl. If public health professionals and health providers for adolescents fail to consider the differential effects of trial participation on adolescent girls' adherence to therapy compared to adult women in the efficacy trial and the lack of published decision models tailored to the unique aspects of adolescence, the relevance of these studies to the management of adolescent girls will be limited. As a developing public health clinician-scientist, I have focused on improving PID care for adolescents. Although I have a MPH and have published 22 articles and chapters, I need additional public health training to take the next logical step in my line of research. The primary training aims of this career development project are to expand my ability to design, implement, and evaluate public health interventions using the tenets of decision-analysis and health economics, and to develop the capacity to incorporate consumer values into cost-benefit analyses of STI intervention programs. The research aims are 1) to explore the care preferences, measures of cost, and acceptable alternatives for comprehensive and developmentally-appropriate care for adolescents with PID using contingent valuation methods(CVM); and 2) to create a cost-benefit model that incorporates adolescent-specific utilities to determine he thresholds for effectiveness that would be required for alternative interventions. Parents, adolescents, and clinicians will be recruited from high STI prevalence communities to participate in the CVM study. Using published adolescent-specific outcome parameters and the utilities defined by the CVM study, an economic decision model will be developed to empirically define a strategic approach to clinical management of the adolescent with PID. This work has the potential to clarify the results from adult efficacy trials and society-focused economic analyses, resulting in improved quality of care and health outcomes for adolescents affected by the disorder. It will also yield preliminary data on patient preferences that can lead to the design of alternative outpatient interventions that are less costly than inpatient therapy, but are acceptable to the consumers adolescent girls and their parents) and providers of PID clinical services.
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