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Table 5 STUDY DISSEMENINATION: Method of engagement and study activities by stakeholder type

From: Stakeholder engagement in eight comparative effectiveness trials in African Americans and Latinos with asthma

Stakeholder

Method of engagement

Study activity

Specific examples

Patients with asthma

 

Patient/Stakeholder Advisory board (HIITBAC)

Patient education

On “World Asthma Day” hosted a town hall to disseminate preliminary study results, conducted a broad discussion of asthma, and delivered list of specific action to City Council on how to make Houston more lung health through interviews with local TV and radio stations (HIITBAC)

Caregivers of patients with asthma

 

Parent advisory council (BEAMS)

Future research

Developed parent advisory council to enhance subsequent research and programmatic initiatives BEAMS

Shared insights with other research teams considering similar engagement strategies to increase patient centered approaches

Advocacy organizations

 

Multi-disciplinary stakeholder committees and meetings with the GNYHA (SAMBA)

Implementation

Created toolkit and implementation guide for organizations adopting and implementing self-management support program

Guidance regarding implementation and sustainability of programs

Increasing appeal of program implementation to other health care systems

Health care organizations

 

Meetings with representatives from NYS and city DOH

Representatives from FQHC

Implementation

Implementation

Connected research team to health plans, hospitals, academic institutions, professional organizations, community coalitions (SAMBA)

Ensured sustainability of intervention by providing ongoing training and support, institutionalizing asthma care plan (asthma education by CHWs), and implementing a quality assurance monitoring system (Respira Sano)

Community members

   
 

Community health workers

Multidisciplinary stakeholder group (SAMBA)

Implementation

Contextualization of results

Participated in statewide assessment of asthma home visiting programs in partnership with California Department of Public Health (Respira Sano)

Redeveloped messaging frames for various local and national audiences

Served as community spokespersons to share the study, findings, and broader implications for underrepresented persons with asthma

Clinicians

 

National advisory core group (BEAMS)

Contextualization of results

Helped contextualize the study and inform members of the target community about the degree to which study was shaped by patients to hopefully increase acceptance of study findings

  1. Greater New York Hospital Association (GNYHA), New York state (NYS), Department of Health (DOH); Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC)