Process | Objectives | Procedures | Material |
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FGDs | First Session: Focusing on primary care and communication needs | -Identification of problem and causes of low physicians-patient communication skills -Elicits beliefs, values, about problem -Where does the issue of health literacy come into play? -Why should anyone care if low health literacy exists? | - Didactic presentations - Open-ended questions |
Second Session: Developing focused questions to solve problems Tired Sessions Identifying the targets for intervention | -How does clinical support system information improve problem? -How does support of physician impact patients communication skills? - Discuss available therapies, services - What frustrations do physicians experience with their patients? -How much effort are physician willing to solve the low-health literacy problem? -To identify potential communication gaps to resolve differences of opinion -Offer of help, support of doctor -Offer of improve providers-patient communication skill and clinical support system. | ||
First Session: Identifying the targets for intervention | -To identify potential communication gaps to resolve differences of opinion -Offer of help, support of doctor -Offer of improve providers-patient communication skill and clinical support system. | ||
Educational Intervention Providers is taught based on key communication strategies of HLP model to increase patients’ understanding | |||
First Workshop (10 h) | Spoken Communication | - The teach-back method, tips for communicating clearly, medication reviews, language differences, and culture and other considerations - How to talk with patients (e,g. does not use medical jargon and talk too fast) - How to used audio, visual aids/video materials to improve their communication with patients (e.g., model of body part, instructional health videos, food models for portion sizes) - How to ask questions by using simple and friendly words | -Teach-back video, -Follow-up Instruction Form, -MedCard, -Brown-bag medication - Review poster |
Written Communication | -Designing easy-to-read tools, -Using health-education signs effectively - Creating a welcoming atmosphere with written materials knows -How to simplify u80and identify materials to easier read? -Consultant assesses educational materials and client forms for readability | -Release of medical information -Lab-results letter -Helpful posters -Educational materials | |
Second Workshop (10 h) | Collaboration skill To improve self- care behavior and medication adherence | - How to encourage their patients get involved with their care and ask questions - Develop action plans to change patient’s behavior and discuss health care priorities with them -How to teach their patients about taking medications correctly (pill chart and box), offers patients assistance setting up a system, and reviews medications with patients (by health physician) -How to teach their patients about self-management skills (e.g., using a inhaler or glucometer, exercise activity, and dietary advice) -Contacts with patients to understand or to follow up on plans made during the visit.• Getting patient feedback | -Teach-back video PowerPoint - Ask Me poster - Med card - Pill chart - Didactic presentations |
Primary care support To develop physician counseling skills and patients self-efficacy | -Assist patients in overcoming barriers to pharmacologic treatment and to understand their insurance forms and medical bills - Assesses patient’s non-medical barriers to provide appropriate referrals - Support the patient in the use of community-based programs (e.g., weight loss, health literacy, and stop smoking) | -Medical progress notes -Role play exercises -Didactic presentations | |
Post test (1–6 months follow up) | To evaluate effect of educational intervention | - To assess communication skills between patient and physicians, patients’ self- efficacy and medication adherence, hypertension outcomes, and patient HL | -aHLAQs, CSQ, Adult Primary Care, self-efficacy scales and measurement diastolic, systolic |