Implementation of an Accessible Healthcare Model (ACHD STRONG): Comparing Nurse and Physician Lead Healthcare Transition Education in a RE-AIM Framework
University of Wisconsin, Madison
450 participants
Dec 1, 2025
INTERVENTIONAL
Conditions
Summary
The study includes patients with congenital heart disease (CHD), as well as their support persons and their providers, who are preparing to make the transition from pediatric to adult care for their CHD. The purpose of this study is to improve the tools available to help find doctors as patients enter adulthood. 200 people with CHD and support people will be enrolled.
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Interventions
Accessible care activities will be performed by the provider following the patient participants enrollment in the study and may be observed by study staff.
A subset of 3-10 patient participants (plus their health care providers) who consent to be reapproached will complete 30-60 minute recruitment interviews.
Patients, and their support person if present, may complete a 30-60 minute structured or unstructured interviews following the education session in a standard clinical encounter. Dyadic interviews will be analyzed 5 at a time over three phases of study until saturation.
Participants will complete a survey led by the study team member to identify factors hypothesized to affect transition including age, ethnicity, race, education, transportation, distance from home to clinic, other children at home, plans for care in the transition from pediatric to adult care.
Before the end of each wave, a brief (15-20 minute) unstructured interview with the healthcare team will be conducted.
Semi-structured interviewing is based on the use of an interview guide. Unstructured interviewing is used both as a form of primary data collection and to develop semi-structured interview or survey questions. It is particularly useful know about the lived experience of a participant. In this case, their experiences of transition education and of the clinical encounter.
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NCT07559253