The Liver Institute at Methodist Dallas Medical Center
Irving, Texas, 75603, United States
NCT Number: NCT04255082
The purpose of this study is to assess the impact of mindfulness-based interventions on patient stress, patient-provider communication, and other measures of SDM at MDMC.
There is a need to have a quantifiable measure of perceived stress and communication ability in patients. This is the first study of its kind to be conducted at MDMC. This pilot study will not only benefit the patients but also contribute to the medical community's understanding of treating the whole patient through mindfulness and shared decision making.
2.1. Study Objectives 2.1.1. Primary Objective To assess the impact of mindfulness-based interventions on inpatients and outpatients stress, patient-provider communication, and other measures of SDM at MDMC.
2.1.2. Secondary Objectives To evaluate the feasibility of such a study in the patient population.
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All sexes
Observational
Irving, Texas, 75603, United States
This will be a prospective cohort of patients at MDMC, The Liver Institute, and Texas Oncology between 6/1/2018 and 12/31/2020. Subject records will be reviewed to identify case-based details including demographics, diagnosis, and date of diagnosis. Subjects will complete survey instruments to assess their levels of stress and anxiety, and the impact of the same on their ability to communicate at baseline, after the stress management coaching session, following their treatment planning visit (outpatients only), and one week after the visit (by mail). Providers will also complete the dyadic OPTION instrument (for outpatients only) to empirically assess the perceived degree of patient involvement in the treatment planning process. The face-to-face stress management coaching session will occur approximately an hour before meeting with the treatment planning team for outpatients and at a designated time identified for inpatients. The session will focus on mindfulness-based interventions on stress regulation, communication, and shared decision making. A comprehensive evaluation will be performed and a unique treatment plan developed for each subject based on a biopsychosocial model to address the mind, body, and spirit. Nutritional counseling and lifestyle coaching will also be addressed.
2.2. Study Outcome Measures 2.2.1. Primary Outcome
The effectiveness of the mindfulness-based intervention which will be assessed by:
Baseline and post-intervention perception of stress and anxiety Impact of stress on communication Emotional-Brain state Level of SDM during a pivotal visit with provider e.g. treatment planning visit (for outpatients only) The Emotional Distress-Anxiety (PROMIS, 2016), Communication Short Form (Cella, PROMIS, 2013), Emotional/Brain State Question (Mellin, 2017) and The Shared Decision Making dyadic OPTION scale (Melbourne, 2016) will be used to evaluate these outcomes.
2.2.2. Secondary Outcome Feasibility of such a study in the patient population and setting. This will be measured by the barriers encountered and the ability to successfully carry out the study.
2.3 Study Enrollment: 2.3.1.Study Inclusion Criteria
Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.
Inclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria
Effectiveness of the mindfulness-based intervention which will be assessed by:
Baseline and post-intervention perception of stress and anxiety Impact of stress on communication Emotional/Brain state Level of SDM during a pivotal visit with provider e.g. treatment planning visit (for outpatients only) The Emotional Distress-Anxiety (PROMIS, 2016), Communication Short Form (Cella, PROMIS, 2013), Emotional/Brain State Question (Mellin, 2017) and The Shared Decision Making dyadic OPTION scale (Melbourne, 2016) will be used to evaluate these outcomes.
Feasibility of such a study in the patient population and setting. This will be measured by the barriers encountered and the ability to successfully carry out the study.
Time frame: 6/1/2018 and 12/31/2020
Effectiveness of the mindfulness-based intervention which will be assessed by survey questions:
Baseline and post-intervention perception of stress and anxiety t of stress on communication Emotional/Brain state Level of SDM during a pivotal visit with provider e.g. treatment planning visit (for outpatients only) The Emotional Distress-Anxiety (PROMIS, 2016).
Time frame: 6/1/2018 and 12/31/2020
Feasibility of such a study in the patient population and setting. This will be measured by the barriers encountered and the ability to successfully carry out the study. The study questionnaire will be used for the subjects.
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