Cynthia D Morrow 1 , Blaine P Reeder 2,3 , Marcelo Coca Perraillon 1 , Mustafa Ozkaynak 4 , Heidi L Wald 5 , Leslie E Eber 6 , Joanna I Trojanowski 6 , Catherine Battaglia 1 , Rebecca S Boxer 7 Show Affiliations »
Abstract
OBJECTIVES: Characterize key tasks and information needs for heart failure disease management (HF-DM) in the distinct care setting of skilled nursing facility (SNF) staff in partnership with community-based clinical stakeholders. Develop design recommendations contextualized to the SNF setting for informatics interventions for improved HF-DM in the SNF setting. METHODS: Semi-structured interviews with fifteen participants (registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, certified nursing aides and physicians) from 8 Denver-metro SNFs. Data coded using a data-driven, inductive approach. RESULTS: Key tasks of HF-DM: symptom assessment, communicating change in condition, using equipment, documentation of daily weights, and monitoring patients. Themes: 1) HF-DM is challenged by a culture of verbal communication; 2) staff face knowledge barriers in HF-DM that are partially attributed to unmet information needs. HF-DM information needs: identification of HF patients, HF signs and symptoms, purpose of daily weights, indicators of worsening HF, purpose of sodium restricted diet, and materials to improve patients' understanding of HF. DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS: HF-DM information needs are not fully supported by current SNF information systems. ©2020 AMIA - All rights reserved.
OBJECTIVES: Characterize key tasks and information needs for heart failure disease management (HF-DM ) in the distinct care setting of skilled nursing facility (SNF) staff in partnership with community-based clinical stakeholders. Develop design recommendations contextualized to the SNF setting for informatics interventions for improved HF-DM in the SNF setting. METHODS: Semi-structured interviews with fifteen participants (registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, certified nursing aides and physicians) from 8 Denver-metro SNFs. Data coded using a data-driven, inductive approach. RESULTS: Key tasks of HF-DM : symptom assessment, communicating change in condition, using equipment, documentation of daily weights, and monitoring patients . Themes: 1) HF-DM is challenged by a culture of verbal communication; 2) staff face knowledge barriers in HF-DM that are partially attributed to unmet information needs. HF-DM information needs: identification of HF patients , HF signs and symptoms, purpose of daily weights, indicators of worsening HF, purpose of sodium restricted diet, and materials to improve patients ' understanding of HF. DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS: HF-DM information needs are not fully supported by current SNF information systems. ©2020 AMIA - All rights reserved.
Entities: Chemical
Disease
Species
Year: 2021
PMID： 33936463 PMCID： PMC8075486
Source DB: PubMed Journal: AMIA Annu Symp Proc ISSN： 1559-4076