Distress and secondary outcomes to advance the dissemination and implementation science of distress screening
Triple Aim of Healthcare . | ||
---|---|---|
Costs . | Patient Experience . | Healthcare outcomes . |
Distress | ||
Hospitalization days | Patient satisfaction with comprehensive/overall cancer care | Survival |
ER visits | Social QOL | Recurrence |
ICU days | Emotional QOL | Biomarkers |
Readmission to hospital within 30 days | Functional QOL | Pain |
Number of patient phone calls documented | Physical QOL | Fatigue |
Billing data | Feasibility of navigating or managing care by patient or family | Depression |
Staff time to administer screen | Patient perceives partnership in care | Anxiety |
Provider time to interpret screen to determine referral need | Adherence to cancer monitoring visits | |
False positive rate/unnecessary referral | Adherence to preventive screening guidelines | |
False negative rate/ mental health needs fall to oncology providers | Tobacco cessation | |
Number referred/Number screened | Physical activity | |
Order for mental health visit placed | Nutrition quality | |
Mental health visit documented | ||
Number of mental health visits documented | ||
Missed planned chemotherapy, radiation, or other cancer therapy session | ||
Adverse healthcare-associated infection or other condition | ||
Invasive procedures | ||
Infections |
Triple Aim of Healthcare . | ||
---|---|---|
Costs . | Patient Experience . | Healthcare outcomes . |
Distress | ||
Hospitalization days | Patient satisfaction with comprehensive/overall cancer care | Survival |
ER visits | Social QOL | Recurrence |
ICU days | Emotional QOL | Biomarkers |
Readmission to hospital within 30 days | Functional QOL | Pain |
Number of patient phone calls documented | Physical QOL | Fatigue |
Billing data | Feasibility of navigating or managing care by patient or family | Depression |
Staff time to administer screen | Patient perceives partnership in care | Anxiety |
Provider time to interpret screen to determine referral need | Adherence to cancer monitoring visits | |
False positive rate/unnecessary referral | Adherence to preventive screening guidelines | |
False negative rate/ mental health needs fall to oncology providers | Tobacco cessation | |
Number referred/Number screened | Physical activity | |
Order for mental health visit placed | Nutrition quality | |
Mental health visit documented | ||
Number of mental health visits documented | ||
Missed planned chemotherapy, radiation, or other cancer therapy session | ||
Adverse healthcare-associated infection or other condition | ||
Invasive procedures | ||
Infections |
Sources: [3,45,82].
ER Emergency room; ICU Intensive care unit; QOL Quality of life.
Distress and secondary outcomes to advance the dissemination and implementation science of distress screening
Triple Aim of Healthcare . | ||
---|---|---|
Costs . | Patient Experience . | Healthcare outcomes . |
Distress | ||
Hospitalization days | Patient satisfaction with comprehensive/overall cancer care | Survival |
ER visits | Social QOL | Recurrence |
ICU days | Emotional QOL | Biomarkers |
Readmission to hospital within 30 days | Functional QOL | Pain |
Number of patient phone calls documented | Physical QOL | Fatigue |
Billing data | Feasibility of navigating or managing care by patient or family | Depression |
Staff time to administer screen | Patient perceives partnership in care | Anxiety |
Provider time to interpret screen to determine referral need | Adherence to cancer monitoring visits | |
False positive rate/unnecessary referral | Adherence to preventive screening guidelines | |
False negative rate/ mental health needs fall to oncology providers | Tobacco cessation | |
Number referred/Number screened | Physical activity | |
Order for mental health visit placed | Nutrition quality | |
Mental health visit documented | ||
Number of mental health visits documented | ||
Missed planned chemotherapy, radiation, or other cancer therapy session | ||
Adverse healthcare-associated infection or other condition | ||
Invasive procedures | ||
Infections |
Triple Aim of Healthcare . | ||
---|---|---|
Costs . | Patient Experience . | Healthcare outcomes . |
Distress | ||
Hospitalization days | Patient satisfaction with comprehensive/overall cancer care | Survival |
ER visits | Social QOL | Recurrence |
ICU days | Emotional QOL | Biomarkers |
Readmission to hospital within 30 days | Functional QOL | Pain |
Number of patient phone calls documented | Physical QOL | Fatigue |
Billing data | Feasibility of navigating or managing care by patient or family | Depression |
Staff time to administer screen | Patient perceives partnership in care | Anxiety |
Provider time to interpret screen to determine referral need | Adherence to cancer monitoring visits | |
False positive rate/unnecessary referral | Adherence to preventive screening guidelines | |
False negative rate/ mental health needs fall to oncology providers | Tobacco cessation | |
Number referred/Number screened | Physical activity | |
Order for mental health visit placed | Nutrition quality | |
Mental health visit documented | ||
Number of mental health visits documented | ||
Missed planned chemotherapy, radiation, or other cancer therapy session | ||
Adverse healthcare-associated infection or other condition | ||
Invasive procedures | ||
Infections |
Sources: [3,45,82].
ER Emergency room; ICU Intensive care unit; QOL Quality of life.
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