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NCT number NCT06240533
Other study ID # 20240201
Secondary ID
Status Not yet recruiting
Phase
First received
Last updated
Start date February 1, 2024
Est. completion date December 31, 2027

Study information

Verified date February 2024
Source Linkoeping University
Contact Allan Abbott, Professor
Phone +46 733816914
Email allan.abbott@liu.se
Is FDA regulated No
Health authority
Study type Observational [Patient Registry]

Clinical Trial Summary

The goal of this observational study is to evaluate the implementation of a patient centered coordination care (P3C) pathway for the management of patients with low back pain (LBP) in primary care, in Östergötland health care region, Sweden. The main questions the study aims to answer are: - Do health care quality indicators improve over time after repeated implementation interventions of a P3C pathway for patients with LBP. - What are the health care practitioner perspectives regarding barriers and facilitators determining implementation success of a P3C pathway for patients with LBP.


Description:

BACKGROUND Since 2019, the Swedish government together with regional health care organisations have actioned the national development of patient centered coordinated care (P3C) pathways. P3C pathways are defined as health care processes guided by and organized effectively around the needs and preferences of the patient. The aim of this observational study is to evaluate the implementation of a patient centered coordination care (P3C) pathway for the management of patients with low back pain (LBP) in primary care, Östergötland health care region, Sweden. The P3C pathway covers primary care processes until the patient can self-manage or transitions to established chronic pain or other specialist care pathways. A national work group was formed consisting of representatives from all regional health care organisations in Sweden and included all relevant health care professions, academia, and patient organisations. METHODS: A mixed methods iterative design and consensus approach was applied in the development of the P3C pathway. The study will be performed in 3 phases: Phase 1 - Historical baseline: Retrospective register based study of health care quality indicators covering historical time series data before dissemination of the P3C pathway for LBP (January 2013-June 2023). Phase 2 - Dissemination by publication: Prospective register based study of health care quality indicators for phase 1 (January 2013-June 2023) compared to phase 2 (June 2023- February 2024) after dissemination by publication of the P3C pathway for LBP. Phase 3 - Single-faceted implementation: Prospective register based study of health care quality indicators for phases 1+2 (January 2013-February 2024) compared to phase 3 (March 2024-February 2026) after single-faceted implementation (health care practitioner workshop) of the P3C pathway for LBP. Health care practitioner confidence in managing LBP and perspectives regarding barriers and facilitators determining implementation P3C pathway success will also be investigated via questionnaires directly after and 1 year prospectively after the implementation intervention. The qualitative interviews will be performed 3- 6 months post implementation. Phase 4 - Multi-faceted implementation (repeated health care practitioner workshops and follow-up): Prospective register based study of health care quality indicators for phases 1+2+3 (January 2013-February 2026) compared to phase 4 (March 2026-December 2027) after multi-faceted implementation of the P3C pathway for LBP.


Recruitment information / eligibility

Status Not yet recruiting
Enrollment 300000
Est. completion date December 31, 2027
Est. primary completion date December 1, 2027
Accepts healthy volunteers No
Gender All
Age group 18 Years and older
Eligibility Inclusion Criteria: 1. All patients with the low back diagnosis (M.54.5, M54.4, M54.3, M54.9) with a visit in primary care and patients with diagnosis M43.0,M43.1, M43.9,M47(all but not M47.0),M48.0, M48.0K, M48.8,M48.8K, M48.9, M51.0, M51.0K, M51.1,M51.1K, M51.2, M51.3, M51.4, M51.8, M51.9, M53.2, M53.3, M53.8,M53.9 referred from primary to specialist care for LBP. 2. General practitioners and primary health care nurses participating in P3C implementation workshops

Study Design


Related Conditions & MeSH terms


Locations

Country Name City State
Sweden Östergötland health care region Linköping

Sponsors (1)

Lead Sponsor Collaborator
Linkoeping University

Country where clinical trial is conducted

Sweden, 

Outcome

Type Measure Description Time frame Safety issue
Primary Practitioner Confidence Scale Healthcare practitioner rated´confidence in managing low back pain before and after a single-faceted implementation. The Practitioner Confidence Scale contains four items reported on a 5-point Likert scale, where a total score of 4 represents greatest self-confidence and 20 represents lowest self-confidence for managing patients with LBP. February 2024 and February 2025
Primary Patient sickness benefit days per month for LBP Registry data from The Swedish Social Insurance Agency for diagnosis codes (ICD10: M54.5, M54.4, M54.3, M54.9) Monthly January 2013 to December 2027
Primary Cost of health care per month for LBP Registry data from the Östergötland health care region database for diagnosis codes (ICD10: M54.5, M54.4, M54.3, M54.9) Monthly January 2013 to December 2027
Secondary Determinants of Implementation Behaviour Questionnaire Healthcare practitioners self rated barriers and facilitators determining implementation of the P3C pathway for LBP. Contains 10 items with 9-point Likert response scales ranging from 1='totally agree' to 9='totally disagree'. February 2024 and February 2025
Secondary Qualitative focus group interview Healthcare practitioners´ will be interviewed to explore barriers and facilitators determing the implementation of the P3C pathway for LBP September 2024 to May 2025
Secondary Use of medical imaging for LBP Number of patients per month with new visits to primary care due to diagnosis codes (ICD10: M54.5, M54.4, M54.3, M54.9) who have been investigated by medical imaging (KVÅ codes AN022, AN023, AN024; AN025, AN026, AN044, AN045, AN065, AN067, AN068). Monthly January 2013 to December 2027
Secondary Prescription of NSAIDS for LBP Number of patients per month with new visits to primary care due to diagnosis codes (M54.5, M54.4, M54.3, M54.9) who have been prescribed the following drugs ATC prescription codes for NSAIDS (M01AB01, M01AB02, M01AB05, M01AB55, M01AC01, M01AC02, M01AC05, M01AC06, M01AE01, M01AE02, M01AE03, M01AE14, M01AE52, N02BA01, N02BA51, N02BB01, N02BB51, M02AA10, M02AA13, M02AA15, M01AH01, M01AH05, M01AH06, M01AX01) Monthly January 2013 to December 2027
Secondary Prescriptions of paracetamol for LBP Number of patients per month with new visits to primary care due to diagnosis codes (M54.5, M54.4, M54.3, M54.9) who have been prescribed the following drugs ATC prescription codes for paracetamol (N02BE01, N02BE51). Monthly January 2013 to December 2027
Secondary Prescriptions of opioids for LBP Number of patients per month with new visits to primary care due to diagnosis codes (M54.5, M54.4, M54.3, M54.9) who have been prescribed the following drugs ATC prescription codes for opioids (N02AA59, N02AC04, N02AE01, N02AJ06, N02AJ08, N02AJ09, N02AX02, N02AX06, N02AA01, N02AA03, N02AA05, N02AA55, N02AB01 N02AB03, N02AG01, N02AG02) Monthly January 2013 to December 2027
Secondary Prescriptions of gabapentinoids for LBP Number of patients per month with new visits to primary care due to diagnosis codes (M54.4, M54.3, M48.0K, M48.8K, M51.0, M51.0K, M51.1, M51.1K) who have been prescribed the following drugs ATC prescription codes for gabapentinoids (N03AX12, N03AX16, N02BF01, N02BF02) Monthly January 2013 to December 2027
Secondary Prescriptions of antidepressants for LBP Number of patients per month with new visits to primary care due to diagnosis codes (M54.4, M54.3, M48.0K, M48.8K, M51.0, M51.0K, M51.1, M51.1K) who have been prescribed the following drugs ATC prescription codes for antidepressants (N06AX21, N06AB05, N06AB03, N06AA02, N06AA09, N06AA12, N06AA10, N06AA01, N06AX12, N06AX17) Monthly January 2013 to December 2027
Secondary Prescriptions of muscle relaxants for LBP Number of patients per month with new visits to primary care due to diagnosis codes (M54.5, M54.4, M54.3, M54.9) who have been prescribed the following drugs ATC prescription codes for muscle relaxant drugs (M03BB03, M03BC51, M03BA02, M03BX08, M03BX05, N04AB02, M03BA03, M03BX01, N05BA01) Monthly January 2013 to December 2027
Secondary Referrals to specialist orthopedic clinics Number of patients per month with new visits to primary care due to diagnosis codes (M43.0, M43.1, M43.9, M47(all except M47.0), M48.0, M48.0K, M48.8, M48.8K, M48.9, M51.0, M51.0K, M51.1, M51.1K, M51.2, M51.3, M51.4, M51.8, M51.9, M53.2, M53.3, M53.8, M53.9) who have been referred to specialized care - orthopaedic clinic. Monthly January 2013 to December 2027
Secondary Referrals to specialist pain rehabilitation clinics Number of patients per month with new visits to primary care due to diagnosis codes (M43.0, M43.1, M43.9, M47(all except M47.0), M48.0, M48.0K, M48.8, M48.8K, M48.9, M51.0, M51.0K, M51.1, M51.1K, M51.2, M51.3, M51.4, M51.8, M51.9, M53.2, M53.3, M53.8, M53.9) who have been referred to specialist care - pain rehabilitation clinics. Monthly January 2013 to December 2027
Secondary New visits in primary care to physicians and physiotherapists for LBP Number of patients per month with new visits to physicians and number of patients per month with new visits to physiotherapists in primary care due to diagnosis codes (M54.5, M54.4, M54.3, M54.9). Monthly January 2013 to December 2027
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