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Facilitators and Barriers to Application of Low Back Pain Clinical Guidelines - PPT Presentation

Alan K Novick MD Rehabilitation Medical Director Memorial Rehabilitation Institute Objectives Develop a basic understanding of the Agree II tool with respect to Applicability Develop an understanding of potential barriers and obstacles to application of LBP clinical guidelines inclu ID: 783371

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Facilitators and Barriers to Application of Low Back Pain Clinical Guidelines

Alan K. Novick, MDRehabilitation Medical DirectorMemorial Rehabilitation Institute

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ObjectivesDevelop a basic understanding of the Agree II tool with respect to “Applicability”

Develop an understanding of potential barriers and obstacles to application of LBP clinical guidelines including financial and societalDevelop a knowledge of potential facilitators to apply LBP clinical guidelines

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DisclosuresI have no financial disclosures

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AGREE II Tool

Score 1 to 71= Strongly Disagree7= Strongly Agree23 Items6 Domains

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AGREE II Tool

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AGREE II Domain 5: Applicability

Guideline1819

2021

Avg

NASS

Spinal Stenosis

2.25

2.25

2.0

2.75

5.5

NASS Deg

Spondylolithesis

1.8

1.2

1.0

3.4

6.0

AAOS Symptomatic Osteoporosis comp

fx

1.33

3.0

1.33

2.33

6.0

APT: LBP CPGs linked to the ICF

1.6

2.8

.8

2.2

3.2

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Cabana MD, et al. Why don't physicians follow clinical practice guidelines? A framework for improvement. JAMA. 1999 Oct 20;282(15):1458-65.

Review of 78 published studies describing at least 1 barrierKnowledgeLack of awareness n=46AttitudesLack of agreement n=33Lack of self-efficacy n=19

Lack of outcome expectancy n=8Lack of motivation n=14BehaviorExternal Barriers n=34Patient

Guideline

Enviromental

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Cabana MD, et al. Why don't physicians follow clinical practice guidelines? A framework for improvement. JAMA. 1999 Oct 20;282(15):1458-65.

Lack of awarenessVolume of informationLack of agreementToo cookbook, Too rigidInterpretation of evidenceLack of self-efficacy

Belief that physician can’t perform CPGLack of outcome expectancy Belief that CPG will not lead to desired outcomeLack of motivation

Inertia of previous practice habits

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Cabana MD, et al. Why don't physicians follow clinical practice guidelines? A framework for improvement. JAMA. 1999 Oct 20;282(15):1458-65.

External Barriers PatientInability to reconcile patient preferencesGuidelinePresence of contradictory guidelinesEnvironmentalLack of time, resources

organizational constraintsPerceived increase in malpractice liability

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Ayres CG, Griffith HM. Perceived barriers to and facilitators of the implementation of priority clinical preventive services guidelines. Am J Manag Care. 2007 Mar;13(3):150-5.

Focus groups from health plan providersBarriersPayment and CostTimeLegal IssuesInconsistency among HP toolsLack of internalization

Patient-clinician relationshipFacilitators

HP support

Patient Materials

Clinician awareness

HP tool consistency

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Légaré F, et al. Barriers and facilitators to implementing shared decision-making in clinical practice: update of a systematic review of health professionals' perceptions.

Patient Educ Couns. 2008 Dec;73(3):526-35.38 studies, 3231 participants, 89% physiciansBarriers

Time constraints (22/38)Lack of applicability due to patient characteristics (18/38)Clinical situations (16/38)Facilitators

Provider Motivation (23/38)

Positive impact on the clinical process (16/38)

Patient outcomes (16/38)

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Barriers: LBP CPG’sLack of defined group of practitionersOrtho, Neurosurgery, PM&R, Rheumatology, Anesthesiology and Primary Care may all treat back pain

Different clinical approachesChallenging to get consensus or distribute CPGs

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Barriers: LBP CPG’sFinancialCost of treatment

Resource Utilization HMO may require conservative treatment prior to diagnostic testing

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NASS Spinal Stenosis CPG

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Barriers: LBP CPG’sFinancial

Cost of treatmentResource Utilization HMO may require conservative treatment prior to diagnostic testingEvidence inconclusive for pharmacologic or therapeutic treatmentsMRI appropriate diagnostic testMay be unable to order MRI until fails conservative treatmentEconomic IncentivesPhysician ownership/profitability

Imaging & therapy centers, dispensary

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Barriers: LBP CPG’sResource AvailabilitySufficient practitioners with skills to deliver the recommended care

Sufficient equipmentClinical Practice GuidelineStructure variabilitySize

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Barriers: LBP CPG’sSocietal

Patient expectationsPatients often want certain treatments/testing (MRI, medications, etc.)Patient satisfaction May impact physician scorecard/reviewsWeb based physician rating sitesEmployed physician compensation

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Barriers: LBP CPG’sSocietal

LiabilityDefensive medicine

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Facilitators: LBP CPG’s

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Facilitators: LBP CPG’sResearch

Consensus between specialtiesInput from all stakeholdersPatientsMultiple specialistsImaging centers/therapy centersStandardization of CPGsTools for implementationDistribution of InformationWebsite postings of CPGs

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Conclusion