将患者护理管理操作与技术和数据平台相结合,优化丙型肝炎治疗结果

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Lily Duong, M. Malachowski, K. Tran
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背景:在过去的20年里,丙型肝炎药物治疗的治疗和结果有了重大的改善。虽然HCV治疗方案更简单、更安全、更有效,但仍有机会改善患者的整体治疗过程。目的:本观察性研究的目的是证明在技术平台支持下标准化药学临床操作的治愈率测量的可能性。方法:研究时间为2018年1月1日至9月30日。在病人的护理过程中,药剂师与临床工作人员合作,根据临床指南选择最佳的治疗方案。药剂师也选择治疗方案,以满足保险政策。通过这种方式,简化了患者入职流程,加快了治疗启动速度。患者评估在诊所进行,并提供初步的患者教育和记录。结果测量所需的数据,如基因型、病毒载量和过去的病史记录在护理过程中。制定每月监测计划,以确保依从性和副作用管理。整个护理过程由一个完成文档的技术平台促进。结果:在研究队列中,209例患者通过临床流程登录到技术平台。在209例患者中,183例进行了初步临床评估。本研究的适当终点是:使用配药和依从性数据完成治疗的记录,治疗结束时的实验室数据和SVR12值。共有150名患者记录了所有三个终点测量值。在没有记录终点的28例患者中,7例完成了停药调查,21例因不明原因失去了随访。在该研究队列中,99%的患者完成了治疗,实验室数据证实SVR12,治愈率为98%。结论:在药学技术平台支持下的临床药学规范化操作的观察性研究中,药学护理流程可以在众多步骤之间简化,成为一种动态的患者管理操作。此外,该研究表明,一个直观、稳健的数据平台可以大大提高纵向随访和HCV治愈率的测量。
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Coupling patient care management operations with technology and data platform to optimize hepatitis C therapy outcomes
Abstract Background: Over the past 20 years there have been major improvements in the treatment and outcomes of hepatitis C pharmacotherapy. While the HCV treatment regimen is much simpler, safer, and more effective, there is an opportunity to improve the overall patient journey. Aims: The objective of this observational study is to demonstrate the cure rate measurement possible with standardized pharmacy clinical operations supported by a technology platform. Methods: The study period covered January 1 to September 30, 2018. In the patient care process, the pharmacist collaborates with the clinic staff to select the best treatment regimen based on clinical guidelines. The pharmacist also selects the treatment regimen to satisfy coverage policy. In this way, patient onboarding is streamlined and therapy initiation is expedited. Patient evaluation is performed in the clinic, and initial patient education is provided and documented. The data necessary for outcomes measures such as genotype, viral load, and past medical history is documented during the care process. The monthly monitoring plan is established for adherence and side-effect management. The entire care process is facilitated by a technology platform where documentation is completed. Results: In the study cohort, 209 patients were onboarded to the technology platform through the clinic process. Of the 209 patients, 183 were provided an initial clinical assessment. The appropriate end points for this study were: documentation of therapy completion using dispensing and adherence data, lab data at the end of treatment, and SVR12 value. A total of 150 patients had all three of the end point measures documented. Of the 28 patients who did not have the end points documented, seven had a discontinuation survey completed and 21 were lost to follow-up for unknown reasons. In this study cohort, 99% of patients completed therapy and had SVR12 confirmed by lab data, yielding a cure rate of 98%. Conclusions: In this observational study of standardized clinical pharmacy operations provided in a medical clinic supported by a pharmacy technology platform it was demonstrated that the pharmacy care process can be streamlined between the numerous steps and become a dynamic patient management operation. In addition, the study demonstrated that an intuitive and robust data platform can greatly improve longitudinal follow-up and HCV cure rate measurement.
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Journal of Drug Assessment
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