Cohen Deborah J, Balasubramanian Bijal A, Gordon Leah, Marino Miguel, Ono Sarah, Solberg Leif I, Crabtree Benjamin F, Stange Kurt C, Davis Melinda, Miller William L, Damschroder Laura J, McConnell K John, Creswell John
Department of Family Medicine, Oregon Health & Science University, 3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Road, Portland, OR, 97239, USA.
Department of Medical Informatics and Clinical Epidemiology, Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, OR, USA.
Implement Sci. 2016 Jun 29;11(1):86. doi: 10.1186/s13012-016-0449-8.
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) launched the EvidenceNOW Initiative to rapidly disseminate and implement evidence-based cardiovascular disease (CVD) preventive care in smaller primary care practices. AHRQ funded eight grantees (seven regional Cooperatives and one independent national evaluation) to participate in EvidenceNOW. The national evaluation examines quality improvement efforts and outcomes for more than 1500 small primary care practices (restricted to those with fewer than ten physicians per clinic). Examples of external support include practice facilitation, expert consultation, performance feedback, and educational materials and activities. This paper describes the study protocol for the EvidenceNOW national evaluation, which is called Evaluating System Change to Advance Learning and Take Evidence to Scale (ESCALATES).
This prospective observational study will examine the portfolio of EvidenceNOW Cooperatives using both qualitative and quantitative data. Qualitative data include: online implementation diaries, observation and interviews at Cooperatives and practices, and systematic assessment of context from the perspective of Cooperative team members. Quantitative data include: practice-level performance on clinical quality measures (aspirin prescribing, blood pressure and cholesterol control, and smoking cessation; ABCS) collected by Cooperatives from electronic health records (EHRs); practice and practice member surveys to assess practice capacity and other organizational and structural characteristics; and systematic tracking of intervention delivery. Quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods analyses will be conducted to examine how Cooperatives organize to provide external support to practices, to compare effectiveness of the dissemination and implementation approaches they implement, and to examine how regional variations and other organization and contextual factors influence implementation and effectiveness.
ESCALATES is a national evaluation of an ambitious large-scale dissemination and implementation effort focused on transforming smaller primary care practices. Insights will help to inform the design of national health care practice extension systems aimed at supporting practice transformation efforts in the USA.
NCT02560428 (09/21/15).
医疗保健研究与质量局(AHRQ)发起了“即时证据倡议”,以在规模较小的基层医疗诊所迅速传播和实施基于证据的心血管疾病(CVD)预防护理。AHRQ资助了八个受资助方(七个区域合作社和一个独立的全国性评估机构)参与“即时证据倡议”。全国性评估考察了1500多家小型基层医疗诊所(仅限于每家诊所医生人数少于十人的诊所)的质量改进工作及成果。外部支持的例子包括实践促进、专家咨询、绩效反馈以及教育材料和活动。本文描述了“即时证据倡议”全国性评估的研究方案,该方案名为“评估系统变革以促进学习并扩大证据应用范围”(ESCALATES)。
这项前瞻性观察性研究将使用定性和定量数据来考察“即时证据倡议”合作社的项目组合。定性数据包括:在线实施日记、对合作社及诊所的观察和访谈,以及从合作社团队成员角度对背景的系统评估。定量数据包括:合作社从电子健康记录(EHR)中收集的临床质量指标(阿司匹林处方、血压和胆固醇控制以及戒烟;ABCS)方面的诊所层面绩效;用于评估诊所能力及其他组织和结构特征的诊所及诊所成员调查;以及对干预措施实施情况的系统跟踪。将进行定量、定性和混合方法分析,以考察合作社如何组织起来为诊所提供外部支持,比较它们实施的传播和实施方法的有效性,并考察区域差异以及其他组织和背景因素如何影响实施及效果。
ESCALATES是一项对一项雄心勃勃的大规模传播和实施工作的全国性评估,该工作专注于转变规模较小的基层医疗诊所。相关见解将有助于为旨在支持美国诊所转型工作的国家医疗实践推广系统的设计提供信息。
NCT02560428(2015年9月21日)。