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Module 3: Epidemiology as a Policy Tool November 4, 2017 Preventive Services ToolKit Module 3 – Epidemiology as a Policy Tool 11/4/17 Module 3 Epi as a Policy Tool AAPHP PSTK Advocacy Strategy Seminar AAPHP PSTK Strategic Planning Seminar

Module 3: Epidemiology as a Policy Tool November 4, 2017 Module 3 – Content Translating science to policy Epi Tools Syndemics Data Models Medical Public Health Community Resource Web Site 11/4/17 Module 3 Epi as a Policy Tool AAPHP PSTK Advocacy Strategy Seminar AAPHP PSTK Strategic Planning Seminar

Health Policy Errors that Should Have Been Prevented Public Health Tobacco policy legislation (ref harm reduction) Interpretation of Louisiana Infant Mortality Disease Management Untimely Demise of DM Programs Unwillingness to stratify health ed and outreach (administrators and financial managers pay no attention to science if not forced to do so) 11/4/17 Module 3 Epi as a Policy Tool AAPHP PSTK Advocacy Strategy Seminar

Module 3: Epidemiology as a Policy Tool November 4, 2017 Science to Policy Science Risk and causation Natural history Efficacy of interventions Secondary benefits and harms Policy Planning Evaluation Advocacy strategy Who pays, who benefits Values and perceptions Types of costs Types of benefits Secondary gains and losses 11/4/17 Module 3 Epi as a Policy Tool AAPHP PSTK Advocacy Strategy Seminar AAPHP PSTK Strategic Planning Seminar

Epi Approach to Translation Module 3: Epidemiology as a Policy Tool November 4, 2017 Epi Approach to Translation Numerators Denominators Patterns of cause and effect Identify interventions and outcomes Time dimension Project levels of intervention and outcomes by quarter and year Enable mid-course corrections Data needs for evaluation Eliminate perception of squishiness 11/4/17 Module 3 Epi as a Policy Tool AAPHP PSTK Advocacy Strategy Seminar AAPHP PSTK Strategic Planning Seminar

Direct Benefits (diabetes health ed. in healthcare settings) Module 3: Epidemiology as a Policy Tool November 4, 2017 Direct Benefits (diabetes health ed. in healthcare settings) Morbidity, mortality Healthcare costs averted 11/4/17 Module 3 Epi as a Policy Tool AAPHP PSTK Advocacy Strategy Seminar AAPHP PSTK Strategic Planning Seminar

Indirect Benefits (diabetes health ed. in healthcare settings) Module 3: Epidemiology as a Policy Tool November 4, 2017 Indirect Benefits (diabetes health ed. in healthcare settings) Adherence to recommendations Diabetes Other Lifestyle Satisfaction Reputation and competitive advantage 11/4/17 Module 3 Epi as a Policy Tool AAPHP PSTK Advocacy Strategy Seminar AAPHP PSTK Strategic Planning Seminar

Module 3: Epidemiology as a Policy Tool November 4, 2017 Adverse Consequences (diabetes health education in healthcare settings as example) Costs Medical complications Adverse patient selection 11/4/17 Module 3 Epi as a Policy Tool AAPHP PSTK Advocacy Strategy Seminar AAPHP PSTK Strategic Planning Seminar

Small Numbers as basis for decisions Module 3: Epidemiology as a Policy Tool November 4, 2017 Small Numbers as basis for decisions Research and Publication p<0.05 Increase sample size as needed to secure “statistical significance” Legal and Admin “more likely than not” 51% Proposed Public Health policy compromise p<0.2 Cannot increase sample size to secure p<0.05 11/4/17 Module 3 Epi as a Policy Tool AAPHP PSTK Advocacy Strategy Seminar AAPHP PSTK Strategic Planning Seminar

diabetes as example of Multiple levels of intervention Module 3: Epidemiology as a Policy Tool November 4, 2017 diabetes as example of Multiple levels of intervention Goal Numerator Denominator Decrease mortality Deaths Severely Ill Diabetics Prevent deterioration and complications All Diabetics Prevent onset of diabetes Obese Patients Prevent obesity Overweight Pts. Prevent overweight All Patients 11/4/17 Module 3 Epi as a Policy Tool AAPHP PSTK Advocacy Strategy Seminar AAPHP PSTK Strategic Planning Seminar

Diabetes – Lessons Learned Module 3: Epidemiology as a Policy Tool November 4, 2017 Diabetes – Lessons Learned Primary, Secondary, Tertiary Prevention Model oversimplified 5 levels demonstrated (more levels if dealing with microvascular and other complications) Must precisely define numerators, denominators, intervention(s) and outcomes (best modeled with “stock and flow” software) 11/4/17 Module 3 Epi as a Policy Tool AAPHP PSTK Advocacy Strategy Seminar AAPHP PSTK Strategic Planning Seminar

Module 3: Epidemiology as a Policy Tool November 4, 2017 Syndemics “synergistic epidemics” http://www.cdc.gov/syndemics/overview-definition.htm Community view 11/4/17 Module 3 Epi as a Policy Tool AAPHP PSTK Advocacy Strategy Seminar AAPHP PSTK Strategic Planning Seminar

Module 3: Epidemiology as a Policy Tool November 4, 2017 Examples of Syndemics Youth STDs, AIDS, Substance Abuse, Unplanned or undesired pregnancy Elderly Diabetes, metabolic syndrome, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease Urban inner city Lead poisoning, asthma, interpersonal violence, depression, drug use, alcohol abuse Suburban sprawl Obesity, poor physical fitness, auto accidents, depression, tobacco use 11/4/17 Module 3 Epi as a Policy Tool AAPHP PSTK Advocacy Strategy Seminar AAPHP PSTK Strategic Planning Seminar

Module 3: Epidemiology as a Policy Tool November 4, 2017 Data Models Medical Public Health Community, Mental Health and Behavioral 11/4/17 Module 3 Epi as a Policy Tool AAPHP PSTK Advocacy Strategy Seminar AAPHP PSTK Strategic Planning Seminar

Module 3: Epidemiology as a Policy Tool November 4, 2017 Medical Data Model Medical Diagnosis Heart disease Cancer Stroke Lung disease Injuries Medical Procedure Codes Per Mokdad et al, JAMA 2004; 291:1238-1245 11/4/17 Module 3 Epi as a Policy Tool AAPHP PSTK Advocacy Strategy Seminar AAPHP PSTK Strategic Planning Seminar

Public Health Data Models Module 3: Epidemiology as a Policy Tool November 4, 2017 Public Health Data Models Risk factors Tobacco Diet and exercise Alcohol Microbes Toxins Skilled use of public data sets Census and demographics Vital records National surveys Per Mokdad et al, JAMA 2004; 291:1238-1245 11/4/17 Module 3 Epi as a Policy Tool AAPHP PSTK Advocacy Strategy Seminar AAPHP PSTK Strategic Planning Seminar

Module 3: Epidemiology as a Policy Tool November 4, 2017 Community Data Models 4 Domains Social/Cultural/Economic Physical Biological Political and Administrative -- for each domain Problems Resources Environments -- these data more qualitative than quantitative (see partnering module) 11/4/17 Module 3 Epi as a Policy Tool AAPHP PSTK Advocacy Strategy Seminar AAPHP PSTK Strategic Planning Seminar

Bottom Line re: Epi as Policy Tool Module 3: Epidemiology as a Policy Tool November 4, 2017 Bottom Line re: Epi as Policy Tool Do not start with a literature review!!! Start with Goal, feasibility, and Strategic plan Consider syndemic interactions Move to guidelines and literature summaries Best place to start is usually the AHRQ National Guideline Clearinghouse http://www.guidelines.gov Seek guidance and consultation from public health colleagues 11/4/17 Module 3 Epi as a Policy Tool AAPHP PSTK Advocacy Strategy Seminar AAPHP PSTK Strategic Planning Seminar