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Improving Patient Communication About SUDEP

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L'enllaç es desa al porta-retalls
EstatReclutament
Patrocinadors
Indiana University
Col·laboradors
Child Neurology Foundation
Greenwich Biosciences

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Resum

Children with generalized tonic-clonic seizures (GTCS) have about a 1 in 4500 of succumbing to sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP). For that reason, the American Academy of Neurology recommends that clinicians caring for these children make their families aware of this small but important risk and provide appropriate supportive follow-up resources. Moreover, existing evidence suggests that children with poorly controlled GTCS have a strikingly increased odds of SUDEP, 3-24 fold, raising the importance of improving seizure control.
Clinicians caring for these patients have multiple issues to address in the typical visit. The investigators propose to use information technology to help providers assure that addressing SUDEP is incorporated into their routine care. The investigators have developed the Child Health Improvement through Computer Automation system (CHICA), a computer based clinical decision support system for pediatric care. CHICA captures patient reported data in the waiting room and prioritizes clinical advice to the physician through the electronic health record (EHR).
CHICA is used in five primary care clinics in the Eskenazi health system where it supports general pediatric care. The goal of this project is to test the effectiveness of a SUDEP module in this setting where CHICA is already in use - with a future goal of developing a full suite of CHICA modules for child neurologists.

Descripció

Specifically, the investigators propose the following:

Aim 1: Add a "SUDEP module" to CHICA to identify children at increased risk of SUDEP, provide patient education materials that the clinician can share with the families, and recommend timelier follow-up with a child neurologist. The SUDEP module will be added to the existing installation of CHICA in the Eskenazi Health System in Indianapolis, IN so that SUDEP risk screening and advice are generated automatically in the setting of routine primary care in the 5 Eskenazi clinics.

Aim 2: Interview families of patients with epilepsy to determine if their pediatricians shared the SUDEP information and/or referred them to their neurologist. Families whose children are at risk for SUDEP will be identified through CHICA. The investigators will utilize the Pediatric Practice-based Research Network (PResNet) to follow-up these families by phone after their visits with the pediatrician. PResNet will determine if SUDEP was discussed, if a handout was provided, and if SUDEP has been discussed previously by their pediatrician or neurologist.

Aim 3: The investigators will assess physician and staff satisfaction regarding the SUDEP module of CHICA. Each year, PResNet will conduct a satisfaction survey among the clinic physicians and staff that use CHICA. The survey consists of general questions about CHICA that are asked every year and module-specific questions about new functionality that has been added.

Dates

Darrera verificació: 09/30/2018
Primer enviat: 04/10/2018
Inscripció estimada enviada: 04/10/2018
Publicat per primera vegada: 04/18/2018
Última actualització enviada: 10/30/2018
Publicació de l'última actualització: 11/01/2018
Data d'inici de l'estudi real: 06/13/2018
Data estimada de finalització primària: 01/31/2019
Data estimada de finalització de l’estudi: 01/31/2019

Condició o malaltia

SUDEP
Epilepsy

Intervenció / tractament

Behavioral: Post-intervention

Fase

-

Grups de braços

BraçIntervenció / tractament
No Intervention: Pre-intervention
Seizure patients receive usual care.
Experimental: Post-intervention
Physicians provide care enhanced by computer based clinical decision support about SUDEP.
Behavioral: Post-intervention
CHICA reminds physicians to counsel patients/families about the risk of SUDEP.

Criteris d'elegibilitat

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Criteris

Inclusion Criteria:

Parent or Guardian of a child seen at one of five clinics in the Eskenazi health care system for which the child has had at least 2 lifetime motor seizures.

Exclusion Criteria:

Inability of the subject to understand the survey

Resultat

Mesures de resultats primaris

1. Parent recall of SUDEP counseling [within 2 weeks of a clinical encounter]

Parents will be contacted by phone and answer survey questions about SUDEP counseling during their child's most recent pediatric visit.

Mesures de resultats secundaris

1. Knowledge and comfort in taking care of child's epilepsy [within 2 weeks of a clinical encounter]

Parents will be contacted by phone and answer survey questions about their knowledge and comfort in taking care of their child's epilepsy

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