Deployment of Point-of-Care Echocardiography to Improve Cardiac Diagnostic Access Among American Indians

American Indians face significant barriers to diagnosis and management of cardiovascular disease. We sought to develop a real-world implementation model for improving access to echocardiography within the Indian Health Service, the American Indian Structural Heart Disease Partnership. The American I...

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Published inJournal of the American Heart Association Vol. 13; no. 2; p. e031231
Main Authors de Loizaga, Sarah, Benashley, LeCario, Hoekzema, Jacob, Ahmed, Nahreen, Alexander, Craig, Bolger, Ann, Evers, Patrick D, Hill, Garick D, Nakagaayi, Doreen, Nashio, J T, Nunes, Maria Carmo Pereira, Sable, Craig, Tacuri, Luz Marina, Danforth, Kristen, Beaton, Andrea, Close, Ryan
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Abstract American Indians face significant barriers to diagnosis and management of cardiovascular disease. We sought to develop a real-world implementation model for improving access to echocardiography within the Indian Health Service, the American Indian Structural Heart Disease Partnership. The American Indian Structural Heart Disease Partnership was implemented and evaluated via a 4-step process of characterizing the system where it would be instituted, building point-of-care echocardiography capacity, deploying active case finding for structural heart disease, and evaluating the approach from the perspective of the clinician and patient. Data were collected and analyzed using a parallel convergent mixed methods approach. Twelve health care providers successfully completed training in point-of-care echocardiography. While there was perceived usefulness of echocardiography, providers found it difficult to integrate screening point-of-care echocardiography into their workday given competing demands. By the end of 12 months, 6 providers continued to actively utilize point-of-care echocardiography. Patients who participated in the study felt it was an acceptable and effective approach. They also identified access to transportation as a notable challenge to accessing echocardiograms. Over the 12-month period, a total of 639 patients were screened, of which 36 (5.6%) had a new clinically significant abnormal finding. The American Indian Structural Heart Disease Partnership model exhibited several promising strategies to improve access to screening echocardiography for American Indian populations. However, competing priorities for Indian Health Service providers' time limited the amount of integration of screening echocardiography into outpatient practice. Future endeavors should explore community-based solutions to develop a more sustainable model with greater impact on case detection, disease management, and improved outcomes.
AbstractList BACKGROUNDAmerican Indians face significant barriers to diagnosis and management of cardiovascular disease. We sought to develop a real-world implementation model for improving access to echocardiography within the Indian Health Service, the American Indian Structural Heart Disease Partnership.METHODS AND RESULTSThe American Indian Structural Heart Disease Partnership was implemented and evaluated via a 4-step process of characterizing the system where it would be instituted, building point-of-care echocardiography capacity, deploying active case finding for structural heart disease, and evaluating the approach from the perspective of the clinician and patient. Data were collected and analyzed using a parallel convergent mixed methods approach. Twelve health care providers successfully completed training in point-of-care echocardiography. While there was perceived usefulness of echocardiography, providers found it difficult to integrate screening point-of-care echocardiography into their workday given competing demands. By the end of 12 months, 6 providers continued to actively utilize point-of-care echocardiography. Patients who participated in the study felt it was an acceptable and effective approach. They also identified access to transportation as a notable challenge to accessing echocardiograms. Over the 12-month period, a total of 639 patients were screened, of which 36 (5.6%) had a new clinically significant abnormal finding.CONCLUSIONSThe American Indian Structural Heart Disease Partnership model exhibited several promising strategies to improve access to screening echocardiography for American Indian populations. However, competing priorities for Indian Health Service providers' time limited the amount of integration of screening echocardiography into outpatient practice. Future endeavors should explore community-based solutions to develop a more sustainable model with greater impact on case detection, disease management, and improved outcomes.
American Indians face significant barriers to diagnosis and management of cardiovascular disease. We sought to develop a real-world implementation model for improving access to echocardiography within the Indian Health Service, the American Indian Structural Heart Disease Partnership. The American Indian Structural Heart Disease Partnership was implemented and evaluated via a 4-step process of characterizing the system where it would be instituted, building point-of-care echocardiography capacity, deploying active case finding for structural heart disease, and evaluating the approach from the perspective of the clinician and patient. Data were collected and analyzed using a parallel convergent mixed methods approach. Twelve health care providers successfully completed training in point-of-care echocardiography. While there was perceived usefulness of echocardiography, providers found it difficult to integrate screening point-of-care echocardiography into their workday given competing demands. By the end of 12 months, 6 providers continued to actively utilize point-of-care echocardiography. Patients who participated in the study felt it was an acceptable and effective approach. They also identified access to transportation as a notable challenge to accessing echocardiograms. Over the 12-month period, a total of 639 patients were screened, of which 36 (5.6%) had a new clinically significant abnormal finding. The American Indian Structural Heart Disease Partnership model exhibited several promising strategies to improve access to screening echocardiography for American Indian populations. However, competing priorities for Indian Health Service providers' time limited the amount of integration of screening echocardiography into outpatient practice. Future endeavors should explore community-based solutions to develop a more sustainable model with greater impact on case detection, disease management, and improved outcomes.
Background American Indians face significant barriers to diagnosis and management of cardiovascular disease. We sought to develop a real‐world implementation model for improving access to echocardiography within the Indian Health Service, the American Indian Structural Heart Disease Partnership. Methods and Results The American Indian Structural Heart Disease Partnership was implemented and evaluated via a 4‐step process of characterizing the system where it would be instituted, building point‐of‐care echocardiography capacity, deploying active case finding for structural heart disease, and evaluating the approach from the perspective of the clinician and patient. Data were collected and analyzed using a parallel convergent mixed methods approach. Twelve health care providers successfully completed training in point‐of‐care echocardiography. While there was perceived usefulness of echocardiography, providers found it difficult to integrate screening point‐of‐care echocardiography into their workday given competing demands. By the end of 12 months, 6 providers continued to actively utilize point‐of‐care echocardiography. Patients who participated in the study felt it was an acceptable and effective approach. They also identified access to transportation as a notable challenge to accessing echocardiograms. Over the 12‐month period, a total of 639 patients were screened, of which 36 (5.6%) had a new clinically significant abnormal finding. Conclusions The American Indian Structural Heart Disease Partnership model exhibited several promising strategies to improve access to screening echocardiography for American Indian populations. However, competing priorities for Indian Health Service providers' time limited the amount of integration of screening echocardiography into outpatient practice. Future endeavors should explore community‐based solutions to develop a more sustainable model with greater impact on case detection, disease management, and improved outcomes.
Author Evers, Patrick D
Danforth, Kristen
Ahmed, Nahreen
Bolger, Ann
Sable, Craig
Benashley, LeCario
Nashio, J T
Beaton, Andrea
Hoekzema, Jacob
Alexander, Craig
Hill, Garick D
Nunes, Maria Carmo Pereira
Nakagaayi, Doreen
de Loizaga, Sarah
Close, Ryan
Tacuri, Luz Marina
AuthorAffiliation 6 Oregon Health and Science University Portland OR
8 Division of Tribal Health Whiteriver AZ
11 Children’s National Washington DC
7 Uganda Heart Institute Malaba Hospital Kampala Uganda
9 Hospital das Clinicas da UFMG Belo Horizonte Minas Gerais Brazil
10 Departamento de Clinica Medica Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais Belo Horizonte Minas Gerais Brazil
1 Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center Cincinnati OH
2 University of Cincinnati Cincinnati OH
5 Department of Medicine University of California San Francisco CA
3 Indian Health Service Hospital Whiteriver AZ
4 University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia PA
12 University of Washington Seattle WA
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Echocardiography
health care access
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heart disease
Heart Diseases - diagnostic imaging
Heart Diseases - therapy
Humans
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