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A Cognitive Risk Calculator and Screening tool for Primary Care Settings

A Cognitive Risk Calculator and Screening tool for Primary Care Settings
适用于初级保健机构的认知风险计算器和筛查工具
批准号:
10685810
负责人:
Darlene Floden
金额:
$107.64万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2020
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2020-09-30 至 2025-08-31
关键词:
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项目总结/摘要 到2050年,阿尔茨海默病患者人数预计将超过8800万。早期 阿尔茨海默病和相关疾病症状的检测对于努力开发 疾病修饰疗法或干预,并且对于最佳患者护理是重要的。客观 该提案的一个重要目的是提供一个准确、可行和低成本的过程,以促进认知筛查 人口健康。 R61项目的目标是开发和验证两个互补的自动化工具, 筛查认知能力下降的高危患者。第一个是使用例程的风险计算器 临床数据来评估患者认知能力下降的风险。60岁及以上的患者将接受 正式的认知测试,以及前五年收集的电子健康记录数据, 用来模拟认知状态认知风险计算器将在两个历史样本中进行验证 并集成到电子医疗记录中,以帮助提供者识别脆弱的患者。 第二种工具是一种经过验证的基于iPad的筛查工具,即认知健康简要评估 (BACH),患者可以在医生预约之前,期间或之后独立完成。 患者将完成BACH,蒙特利尔认知评估测试(纸笔 筛选工具),并在两个时间点进行正式的神经心理学测试。我们假设BACH 随着时间的推移,将比现有的筛查工具对认知变化更敏感。BACH是 已经集成到Epic电子病历平台;认知评分和筛查 抑郁、压力和睡眠中断的结果会自动记录在患者的医疗记录中。 供供应商记录和采取行动的记录。 R33项目是一项IV期实用临床试验,旨在评估这些工具在以下方面的吸收和效用: 初级保健实践。6家内科诊所将随时间随机分配至活性研究 ARM(风险计算器和BACH)。这将允许对标准护理筛查实践进行比较 在引入认知风险计算器和BACH之后,开展筛查活动。我们将使用 一种混合方法,用于确定各种实践中的最佳实施策略 模型 影响:EHR风险计算器和BACH有能力改善认知能力下降的检测 在人口健康的范围内。该项目还研究了社会经济的区域差异 优势与认知风险和筛查态度方面健康差异有关 以及患者和提供者的行为。
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PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT The number of people with Alzheimer’s disease is expected to exceed 88 million by 2050. Early detection of Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders symptoms are imperative for efforts to develop disease modifying therapies or interventions, and are important for optimal patient care. The objective of this proposal is to provide an accurate, feasible, and low-cost process to facilitate cognitive screening in population health. The aims of the R61 project are to develop and validate two complementary, automated tools to identify and screen patients at high risk for cognitive decline. The first is a risk calculator that uses routine clinical data to estimate patients’ risk for cognitive decline. Patients 60 years and older will undergo formal cognitive testing, and five prior years of routinely-collected electronic health record data will be used to model cognitive status. The Cognitive Risk Calculator will be validated in two historical samples and integrated into the electronic medical record to help providers identify vulnerable patients. The second tool is a validated iPad-based screening tool, the Brief Assessment of Cognitive Health (BACH) that patients can complete independently before, during, or after their doctor appointment. Patients will complete the BACH, the Montreal Cognitive Assessment Test (a paper-and-pencil screening tool), and formal neuropsychological testing at two time points. We hypothesize the BACH will be more sensitive to cognitive change over time than the established screening tool. The BACH is already integrated into the Epic electronic medical record platform; cognitive score and screening results for depression, stress, and sleep disruption are automatically recorded in the patient’s medical record for providers to document and act upon. The R33 project is a Phase IV pragmatic clinical trial to gauge the uptake and utility of these tools in primary care practices. Six internal medicine clinics will be randomized over time to the active study arm (Risk Calculator and BACH). This will permit comparisons of standard of care screening practices with screening activities following introduction of the Cognitive Risk Calculator and BACH. We will use a mixed-methods approach to determine optimal implementation strategies across a variety of practice models. Impact: The EHR risk-calculator and BACH have the capacity to improve detection of cognitive decline on a population health scale. The project also examines how regional differences in socioeconomic advantage relate to health disparities measured in terms of cognitive risk as well as screening attitudes and behaviors on the part of both providers and patients.
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A Cognitive Risk Calculator and Screening tool for Primary Care Settings
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