Patient Preferences for Point-of-Care Testing: Survey Validation and Results.

Q3 Nursing
Craig M Lilly, Emily Ensom, Sean Teebagy, Danielle DiMezza, Denise Dunlap, Nathaniel Hafer, Bryan Buchholz, David McManus
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Abstract

Background: Studies of current opinion of our community members for the characteristics, mode, and location of use, use cases, and overall enthusiasm for point-of-care testing (POCT) diagnosis and management tools are needed.

Study design and methods: Qualitative research methods were used to develop, refine, and evaluate hardcopy and electronic versions of a 45-item English language survey. The accuracy of the instrument was measured by recorded structured interview, and its precision was measured by comparison to its administration to a group of uncompensated volunteers.

Main findings and results: Comparison of survey and structured interview data demonstrated high levels of accuracy. Highly concordant with significant levels of correlation and of direct association indicated favorable precision. Ninety-three percent of respondents believed that POCT could improve their care, and 56% identified having a POCT in their home as a top priority. Accuracy, insurance coverage, immediacy of results, and ease of use were identified as the most important characteristics of a POCT.

Conclusions: Community members strongly support the development of accurate, in-home devices that produce immediate results that can be used to diagnose, manage, and encourage their adherence to treatments for their medical conditions.

患者对即时护理测试的偏好:调查验证和结果。
背景:需要研究当前社区成员对使用特征、模式和位置、用例以及对护理点检测(POCT)诊断和管理工具的总体热情的看法。研究设计和方法:采用定性研究方法开发、完善和评估45项英语语言调查的纸质版和电子版。仪器的准确性是通过记录的结构化访谈来衡量的,其精度是通过与一组无偿志愿者的管理进行比较来衡量的。主要发现和结果:调查和结构化访谈数据的比较显示出高水平的准确性。高度一致的显著水平的相关和直接关联表明良好的精度。93%的受访者认为POCT可以改善他们的护理,56%的受访者认为在家中设置POCT是重中之重。准确性、保险范围、结果的即时性和易用性被认为是POCT最重要的特征。结论:社区成员强烈支持开发准确的家用设备,这些设备可以立即产生结果,用于诊断、管理和鼓励他们坚持治疗他们的医疗状况。
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Point of Care
Point of Care MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY-
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期刊介绍: Point of Care: The Journal of Near-Patient Testing & Technology is a vital resource for directors and managers of large and small hospital pathology labs, blood centers, home health-care agencies, doctors" offices, and other healthcare facilities. Each issue brings you peer-reviewed original research articles, along with concepts, technologies and trends, covering topics that include: Test accuracy Turnaround time Data management Quality control Regulatory compliance Cost-effectiveness of testing
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