Federal Nursing Home Policies on Antipsychotics had Similar Impacts by Race and Ethnicity for Residents With Dementia.

Federal initiatives have been successful in reducing antipsychotic exposure in nursing home residents with dementia. We assessed if these initiatives were implemented equally across racial and ethnic minority groups. Retrospective, cross-sectional trends study. National long-stay nursing home reside...

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Publicado en:Journal of the American Medical Directors Association Vol. 24; no. 9; pp. 1283 - 1284
Autores principales: Shireman, Theresa I., Fashaw-Walters, Shekinah, Zhang, Tingting, Zullo, Andrew R., Gerlach, Lauren B., Coe, Antoinette B., Daiello, Lori, Lo, Derrick, Strominger, Julie, Bynum, Julie P.W.
Formato: research Journal Article
Publicado: Elsevier B.V. Sep2023
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          Shireman, Theresa I.
          Fashaw-Walters, Shekinah
          Zhang, Tingting
          Zullo, Andrew R.
          Gerlach, Lauren B.
          Coe, Antoinette B.
          Daiello, Lori
          Lo, Derrick
          Strominger, Julie
          Bynum, Julie P.W.
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          Federal Government
          Health Policy
          Long Term Care
          Dementia Drug Therapy
          Psychotropic Drugs Therapeutic Use
          Nursing Homes
          Race Factors
          Ethnic Groups
          Minority Groups
          Human
          Retrospective Design
          Cross Sectional Studies
          Interrupted Time Series Analysis
          Hypnotics and Sedatives Therapeutic Use
          Antipsychotic Agents Therapeutic Use
          Antidepressive Agents Therapeutic Use
          Antianxiety Agents Therapeutic Use
          African Americans
          Hispanic Americans
      ab: Federal initiatives have been successful in reducing antipsychotic exposure in nursing home residents with dementia. We assessed if these initiatives were implemented equally across racial and ethnic minority groups. Retrospective, cross-sectional trends study. National long-stay nursing home residents with dementia from 2011 to 2017. We examined trends in psychotropic drug class exposures from the Minimum Data Set assessments for non-Hispanic Black (NHB), Hispanic, and non-Hispanic White (NHW) residents using interrupted time-series analyses with age-sex standardized quarterly outcomes and time points to denote the National Partnership (2012) and Five Star Rating changes (2015). Initially, antipsychotic (33.0%) and sedative (6.8%) exposure was highest for Hispanic residents; antidepressant (59.8%) and anxiolytic (23.4%) exposure was highest for NHW residents; NHB residents had the lowest use of each. Antipsychotic use dropped at the time of the Partnership (β = −0.8807, P =.0023) and the slope declined further after the Partnership (β = −0.6611, P <.0001) for NHW. In comparison to NHW, the level and slope changes for NHB and Hispanics were not significantly different. The Five Star Rating change did not impact the level of antipsychotic use (β = 0.027, P =.9467), but the slope changed to indicate a slowed rate of decline (β = 0.1317, P =.4075) for NHW. As to the other psychotropic drug classes, there were few significant differences between trends seen in the racial and ethnic subgroups. The following exceptions were noted: antidepressant use decreased at a faster rate for NHB residents post-Partnership (β = −0.1485, P =.0371), and after the Five Star Rating change, NHB residents (β = −0.0428, P =.0312) and Hispanic residents (β = −0.0834, P <.0001) saw antidepressant use decrease faster than NHW. Sedative use in slope post-Partnership period (β = −0.086, P =.0275) and post–Five Star Rating (β = −0.0775, P <.0001) declined faster among Hispanic residents. We found little evidence of clinically meaningful differences in changes to 4 classes of psychotropic medication use among racial and ethnic minority nursing home residents with dementia following 2 major federal initiatives.
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