The Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network: CHC Survey Subgroup.

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The Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network: CHC Survey Subgroup

CPCRN CHC Survey Engaged national, regional and local stakeholders to ensure our projects – Align with CHCs missions – Guided by the real world health policy & health care delivery landscapes 7 CPCRN sites partnering with CHCs in their respective states Cross sectional survey – Assess factors associated with the implementation of evidence-based approaches (EBAs) and bests practices

Methods Survey development Models and Conceptual Frameworks – Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) model – Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) Damschroder et al. Implementation Science 2009 Practice Adaptive Reserve Miller et al. Ann Fam Med 2010 – Adapted version – Matched items as closely as possible to CFIR constructs – Determined gaps in the CFIR constructs Literature review – Existing items/scales that filled the gaps or – Better represented the CFIR constructs

Methods Survey development HRSA – UDS reporting NCQA 2011 PCMH standards Safety Net Medical Home Initiative (SNMHI) SCOPE study – Crabtree et al National Demonstration Project – Jaen et al Upstate NY PBRN – Fox et al Partnership Committee Members

CPCRN CHC Survey Dependent Variables Community Guide Evidence Based Approaches – Provider Reminders – One-on-one education – Patient reminders – Provider assessment and feedback PCMH Best Practices – Continuum of CRC screening processes & – Evaluation of abnormal results

CPCRN CHC Survey To be completed by CHC/Clinic staff members – Section A – Clinic Practices Section includes Practice Adaptive Reserve Scale – Section B – Colorectal Cancer Screening Modalities includes questions on EMR/EHR – Section C – 4 Evidence-Based Approaches (EBAs) EBA specific CFIR questions – Section D – PCMH Best Practices – Section E – Demographics

Clinic Characteristics Survey To be completed by CHC/Clinic Contact To provide background information on CHC clinics – Patient population – uninsured, poverty, limited English proficiency – Clinic staffing – Data generation for reports/EMR – PCMH CRC screening continuum – 7 Community Guide EBAs – Incentives/feedback – Participation in Collaboratives

Bridging Research and the Real World Community Guide EBAs Add to current D& I research: – CFIR & Measures Associations between EBA implementation and CFIR constructs Practice Adaptive Reserve Clinic characteristics PCMH Best Practices Applicable to NCQA PCMH standards Examine clinic roles & CRC screening PCMH Best Practices Associations between Best Practices implementation and Practice Adaptive Reserve Clinic characteristics

Online Pretesting Clinic Characteristics Survey – Completed 18 clinics names: South Carolina, Washington Skip patterns, required questions, character strings – Data dump CHC Survey – This week!

Online CHC Survey

IRB Institutional Approval – Coordinating Center – U South Carolina – UT Houston – UW – Submitted: UCLA, Wash U CDC Approval – Coordinating Center – UW – UT Houston

CPCRN CHC Survey Timeline Recruitment projection to date – Potentially up to 209 CHC clinics – Up to 10 participants/clinic Oct 8 – 19: Pretest online survey Oct 22 – Nov 2: Data dump & revisions Nov/Dec/Jan: Implement Survey – Wave 1 – Wave 2 Feb/Mar 2013: Survey Analysis

Proposed Survey Analysis Univ. of Washington – CHC Survey Sections A, B, D, and E – Clinic Characteristic Survey (excluding items 15 and 16 on EBAs) Univ. Texas Houston – CHC Survey Sections A **, B**, C, and E** – Clinic Characteristic Survey (items 15 and 16 on EBAs) UCD & Emory - Regional data ** program code /processed data to be made available by UW for Sections A. B, D & E.

Proposed Manuscripts MANUSCRIPT FOCUS LEAD SITE U CoEmoryUCLAUSCUT-HUWWU CFIR Measures/ Survey development*TBDXXXXXXX Survey results – Practice Adaptive Reserve (PAR)/PCMH Best Practices UWXXXXXXX Survey results – Practice Adaptive Reserve/Clinic characteristics UWXXXXXXX Survey results – CG EBAs/Practice Adaptive Reserve TBDXXXXXXX Survey results – CG EBAs/CFIR measuresTBDXXXXXXX Survey results – CG EBAs/Clinic Characteristics TBDXXXXXXX

Acknowledgement All Survey Subgroup Members – UT Houston - Glenna Dawson, Lily Liang, Bijal Balasubramanian – Emory – Michelle Kegler and Michelle Carvalho – U South Carolina – Dayna Campbell, Jamilah Giles, Jesseica Fortune, Minnjuan Flournoy-Floyd, Edith Williams – UW – Amanda Kimura, Alan Kuniyuki, Jane Edelson, Thuy Vu Coordinating Center – Rebecca Williams, Debbie Bush, Katie Byerly Partnership Committee – Jim Hotz, MD (NACHC, Georgia PCA) – Kathleen Clark (WACMHC ) CRCCP Workgroup – Peggy Hannon Volunteers for Survey Pretesting – Texas FQHC volunteers – Harborview Medical Center Adult Medicine Clinic MAs & Nurses – Allison Cole; Michael McKee; Xiaoxue Huang