糖尿病患者过渡过程的动态评估

Sarah Allan , Jessica Schmitt, Christy Foster
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青春期可以定义为所有个体从童年过渡到成年的时期,包括在卫生保健系统中,这就需要一个卫生保健过渡过程。阿拉巴马州儿童医院为患有1型糖尿病(T1D)的青少年提供了四个过渡教育课程。我们的目的是评估基线患者数据和患者对我们当前过渡教育过程的看法,以指导我们改进这一过程。方法采用混合方法设计,对青少年T1D患者的基线数据进行定量分析,并对供方和患者的观点进行定性分析。我们查询了电子病历,以获得2022年1月至2022年5月期间在我们中心就诊的青少年T1D患者的基线特征,并通过对我们机构的成人和儿科内分泌主治医师、研究员和执业护士以及通过电子安全数据库完成最后教育课程的青少年T1D患者的匿名调查寻求输入。结果我们中心对青少年T1D转诊成人护理的电子医学回顾显示,大多数青少年T1D在最后一次儿科就诊和第一次成人就诊之间有4个月或更长时间的护理间隔。儿科医生调查强调了T1D青少年在预约安排和成人医疗保健系统导航方面的障碍。成人调查强调缺乏与成人保健团队的沟通。总体而言,T1D青少年报告说,过渡教育使他们为成人护理做好了准备,但只有35.3% %的人在完成过渡教育后找到了成人提供者。结论:我们的研究结果概述了在青少年T1D的过渡过程中需要改进的其他领域。根据儿科小组的反馈,我们正在努力在16岁前开始变性教育,规范变性的文件讨论,记录计划变性的日期,以及计划接受成人提供者的文件。我们正在努力精简记录转移基于反馈的成人提供者。根据患者反馈和我们记录的护理差距,我们正在努力为成人护理提供转介,以尽量减少糖尿病护理的差距。
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Dynamic assessment of a transition process for patients with diabetes

Introduction

Adolescence can be defined as the period during which all individuals move from childhood to adulthood, including in the healthcare system, creating a need for a healthcare transition process. Children’s of Alabama provides four transition education sessions during clinic visits for adolescents with type 1 diabetes (T1D). We aimed to assess baseline patient data and patient perspectives of our current transition education process to guide our efforts to improve this process.

Methods

We used a mixed methods design comprised of a quantitative analysis of baseline data in our adolescents with T1D and qualitative analysis of provide and patient perspectives. We queried the electronic medical record to obtain baseline characteristics of adolescent adolescents with T1D seen at our center from January 2022 to May 2022 and sought input via anonymous surveys of adult and pediatric endocrinology attendings, fellows, and nurse practitioners at our institution and of adolescents with T1D who had completed the final education session via an electronic secure database.

Results

Electronic Medical review of adolescents with T1D transitioning to adult care at our center revealed most of our adolescents with T1D had a gap in care of four months or greater between last pediatric visit and first adult visit. Pediatric provider surveys emphasized barriers for adolescents with T1D with appointment scheduling and challenges navigating the adult health care system. Adult surveys emphasized lack of communication with the adult health care team. Adolescents with T1D overall reported transition education prepared them well for adult care, but only 35.3 % had identified an adult provider after completing transition education.

Conclusions

Our findings outline additional areas for improvement in our transition process for adolescents with T1D. Based on feedback from the pediatric team, we are working to initiate transition education by age 16, standardize document discussions around transition, document date of planned transition, and document planned accepting adult provider. We are working to streamline record transfer based on feedback from adult providers. Based on patient feedback and our documented gaps in care, we are working to place referrals for adult care to minimize gaps in diabetes care.
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