Effects of Patient Navigation on Chronic Disease Self Management

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Effects of Patient Navigation on Chronic Disease Self Management M. Christina R. Esperat, RN, PhD, FAAN, Professor and Associate Dean for Clinical Services, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Jillian Inouye, RN, PhD, Professor and Associate Dean for Research, University of Hawaii Elizabeth Gonzalez, RN, PhD, Associate Professor, Drexel University Du Feng, PhD, Associate Professor, Texas Tech University Huaxin Song, PhD, Lead Analyst, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Presented at the Society for Behavioral Medicine Annual Conference, New Orleans April 12-14, 2012

PRESENTATION OBJECTIVES Specify the contextual environment for the Patient Navigator (PN) program Discuss the conceptual framework for the PN program Describe the infrastructure of the PN program Explain the outcomes of the PN program

THE LARRY COMBEST COMMUNITY HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER

This Center is funded by the Bureau of Primary Health Care, Health Resources and Services Administration of the US Department of Health and Human Services

THE LARRY COMBEST CENTER Established in 1988 to provide TTUHSC student health services Changed focus to provide primary care services to underserved populations in East Lubbock in 1998 A Nurse-managed FQHC that is a public entity Co-Applicant Governing Board Combest Health and Wellness Center Community Alliance (CHWCCA) TTUHSC acts as fiscal unit Administered by the School of Nursing for TTUHSC All employees are hired by the SON 5

OUR THREE MAIN PROGRAMS..... Primary Care for children and adults Senior House Calls Diabetes Education Center Increase access to Healthcare, Employ Communities

Primary Care Clinic Adult and Children Sick and well visits Physicals for all ages Immunizations Minor injuries Chronic Disease Management Programs Onsite Laboratory Prescription Assistance Nutritional Education Case Management Counseling

Senior House Calls Provide unique primary care to patients in their own home Our FNP s can be designated as a patient s primary care provider Treat and manage both acute and chronic illness Coordinate care between families, community, social services, and home health/hospice management

Diabetes Education Center The only certified program in Lubbock Registered Dietician and Bilingual RN One on one education Group classes Support groups Home visits

THREE ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS..... Nurse Family Partnership Patient Navigator Stork s Nest Increase access to Healthcare, Employ Communities

TRANSFORMACION PARA SALUD: PATIENT NAVIGATOR PROGRAM This program is funded by the Bureau of Health Professions, Health Resources and Services Administration of the US Department of Health and Human Services

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION Organization based on the Clinical Services and Community Engagement Program of the ATP School of Nursing, TTUHSC Vulnerable clients of the Larry Combest Community Health and Wellness Center who live primarily in Lubbock county Transformation for Health conceptual framework developed by Dr. Christina Esperat, et al, used as the foundation

TRANSFORMATION FOR HEALTH An approach is needed to help patients change or adopt healthy behaviors by themselves, not for them by others

Transformational process: a multilevel approach Society Community Family Individual Pre-consciousness Critical Consciousness Transformation Intention Decision

LOGIC MODEL FOR TRANSFORMATION FOR HEALTH FRAMEWORK APPLICATION CONSTRUCTS IMPLEMENTATION OUTCOMES Cognition Critical Consciousness Motivational Interviewing Apprehension of Clients Realities and Readiness to Change Intention Self-efficacy, Social Support Self-Efficacy Enhancement Identification of Social Support Enhanced Self Efficacy for Health Behaviors Change Intention to Adopt Positive Health Behaviors Decision Barriers and Facilitators Goal Setting Promotion of Effective Use of Social Support Assistance in Goal Setting: Identify Barriers and Facilitators Effective Use of Social Support in Health Behavior Change Realistic Goal Setting for Health Behavior Change Transformation Self-Guided Evaluations Modification of Goals Facilitation of Evaluation of Outcomes Guidance in Modification of Goals if Outcomes Not Met Maintenance of Goals Continued Positive Health Behaviors DISTAL END POINTS: Targeted biomarker goals met for specific Chronic Disease Management Programs, hospital and Emergency Room admissions

TRANSFORMACION PARA SALUD Improve health care outcomes for vulnerable individuals in Lubbock County using certified community health workers as patient navigators.

TRANSFORMACION PARA SALUD Three year funding from the Bureau of Health Professions Personnel hired: 0.75 FTE Program Coordinator 1.0 FTE Clerical Specialist 4.0 FTE Community Health Workers

Target population Race/Ethnicity Gender and Age Hispanic Non-Hispanic Asian 0%.5% Black 3.5% 11% White 22% 24% > 1 Race 0% 1% Unreported 38% 0% Total 63.5% 36.5% Male Female <20years 13% 14% 20-64 years 22% 37% 65 and over 4% 9% Total 39% 61%

Target Population Income by FPL 100% and below 59% 101-150% 10% 151-200% 4% Over 200%.5% Unknown 26.5% Chronic Disease Pts Diabetes 424 Asthma 153 Hypertension 435

Conditions Navigated Diabetes Hypertension Asthma CHF Co-morbidities Depression Obesity

Challenges to Navigated Community Low socio-economic status Low health literacy Co-morbidities Inadequate resources Transportation External locus of control

Navigator Recruitment & Training TTUHSC SON certified institution by Texas Department of State Health Services Cadre of certified promotoras or Community Health Workers Recruitment through West Texas CHW network 160 hour core training 6 week intermediate training

Method of Navigation Home Visitation Method Three methods of client recruitment implementing established protocols using a warm hand-off between clinic staff and navigator. Clinic referrals from clinic staff Data coordinator checks daily visit schedule (EMR) Navigator present at clinic during busy walk-in days

Patient Encounters & Typical Interventions Patient encounters Occur in the home Community Center Work-site Clinic Other Typical Interventions Based on information collected from survey tools such as social and behavioral determinants Education-Identified through weekly goal sheets Accessing identified resources

Supervision and Ongoing Training Supervision Project Coordinator Reflective Supervision Weekly Team Meetings One-on-one meetings Home visits with navigatorpatient survey Performance Improvement monitors Monthly reports to BOD Ongoing Training Areas identified during reflective supervision meetings and through weekly team meetings Community partners invited to team meetings Schedule flexibility to attend other trainings offered in community

Department & Community Partners Department Interdisciplinary Team established to meet monthly consisting of NPs Nurses MA Receptionist staff DM Educator Behavioral Therapist PAP coordinator Billing staff Community Strong relationships previously established through a community coalition- ELCCHI Most have the same interest in helping the community Built on face to face meetings and mutual give and take approach

Lessons Learned Fortunate to be part of the previous demonstration project Established CHW program with excellent training & preparation Weekly goals must be established with patients. Patient s commitment level important Monthly review of data and outcomes necessary Accountability is a must Interdisciplinary team has been a jewel

EVALUATIONS OF OUTCOMES FROM THE DEMONSTRATION PHASE BIOLOGIC AND BEHAVIORAL INDICATORS

TRANSFORMACION PARA SALUD: EVALUATION OF OUTCOMES HbA1c levels obtained upon enrollment into the program were averaged for 99 patients identified with diabetes and who had a pre and post HbA1c reading: from a baseline of 9.3%, a reduction to an average of 8.4% was noted post-navigation (statistically significant). 81 patients were assessed for changes to blood pressure readings prior and post navigation with significant differences noted. 68 patients navigated had BMI readings average of 34 pre and post navigation without changes.

TRANSFORMACION PARA SALUD: EVALUATION OF OUTCOMES Cholesterol, triglycerides, LDL and HDL pre and post showed a slight reduction in Cholesterol, from 178mg/dl to 172.3mg/dl. These clinical outcomes showed that the project was moderately successful in obtaining improved results on the biomarkers for the chronic diseases targeted.

TRANSFORMACION PARA SALUD: EVALUATION OF OUTCOMES Variable Name Group Mean of Time 1 ±SD Group Mean of Time 2 ±SD The mean of Difference (Time1- Time2) 95% CI of Difference t-value p-value Self Efficacy Diabetes Form Personal Resource Inventory Form 7.29±2.05 8.40±1.36-1.12 [-1.56, -0.68] -5.07 <.0001 3.04±1.99 2.38±1.19 2.38 [1.04, 3.71] 4.20 0.004 Self Efficacy for Managing Chronic Disease 6 item Form Social Provisions Scale Form Opportunity for Nurturance Summary of Diabetes Self Care Activities Form 7.40±2.15 8.29±1.54-0.99 [-1.49, -0.49] -3.98 0.0002 12.31±2.20 11.97±1.97 0.58 [0.09, 1.07] 2.35 0.0212 3.88±1.20 4.52±0.99-0.77 [-1.11, -0.44] -4.59 <.0001