Translating Evidence-based Approaches into optimal Care for individuals at High-risk of ASCVD: Pilot testing of case-based e-learning modules and design of the TEACH-ASCVD study.

• E-learning modules can facilitate guidelines-based management education for ASCVD. • Lipid experts pilot-tested and suggested revisions for module content. • Primary care clinicians and cardiologists pilot-tested e-learning modules. • Clinician feedback was used to improve user experience. • Modul...

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Publicado en:Journal of Clinical Lipidology Vol. 17; no. 5; pp. 592 - 602
Autores principales: Clegg, Katarina, Schubert, Tyler J., Block, Robert C., Burke, Frances, Desai, Nihar R., Greenfield, Robert, Karalis, Dean, Kris-Etherton, Penny M., McNeal, Catherine J., Nahrwold, Rachel, Peña, Jessica M., Plakogiannis, Roda, Wong, Nathan D., Jones, Laney K.
Formato: research Journal Article
Publicado: Elsevier B.V. Sep2023
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          Clegg, Katarina
          Schubert, Tyler J.
          Block, Robert C.
          Burke, Frances
          Desai, Nihar R.
          Greenfield, Robert
          Karalis, Dean
          Kris-Etherton, Penny M.
          McNeal, Catherine J.
          Nahrwold, Rachel
          Peña, Jessica M.
          Plakogiannis, Roda
          Wong, Nathan D.
          Jones, Laney K.
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          Coronary Arteriosclerosis
          Cardiovascular Diseases Prevention and Control
          Disease Management Education
          Medical Practice, Evidence-Based
          Online Education
          Curriculum Development
          Course Evaluation
          United States
          Human
          Pilot Studies
          Study Design
          Cardiologists
          Cause of Death
          Focus Groups
          Practice Guidelines
          Patient Care
          Interviews
      ab: • E-learning modules can facilitate guidelines-based management education for ASCVD. • Lipid experts pilot-tested and suggested revisions for module content. • Primary care clinicians and cardiologists pilot-tested e-learning modules. • Clinician feedback was used to improve user experience. • Modules will educate clinicians on best practices for high-risk ASCVD management. Atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) remains the leading cause of death in the United States. Case-based learning using electronic delivery of the modules can educate clinicians and improve translation of evidence-based guidelines into practice for high-risk ASCVD patients. To develop and optimize module design, content, and usability of e-learning modules to teach clinicians evidence-based management in accordance with multi-society guidelines for high-risk ASCVD patients that will be implemented and evaluated in U.S. health systems in the TEACH-ASCVD study. Seven e-learning modules were created by a committee of lipid experts. Focus groups were conducted with lipid experts to elicit feedback on case content followed by interviews with a target audience of clinicians to assess usability of the online module platform. Responses from both groups were evaluated, and appropriate changes were made to improve the e-learning modules. Design of the TEACH-ASCVD study is presented. Feedback regarding case content by lipid experts included providing more detailed patient histories, clarifying various diagnostic criteria, and emphasizing clinical best practices based on evidence-based guidelines. The target audience clinician group reported an agreeable experience with the e-learning modules but noted a discordance between the evidence-based guidelines and clinical decision-making in their own practices. Participants felt the modules would help educate clinicians in managing high-risk ASCVD patients. Clinicians must be informed of best practices as the field of lipidology continues to evolve. E-learning modules provide a concise, valuable, and accessible mechanism for educating clinicians regarding changes in the field to deliver the best patient care.
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