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Impact of Sleep Telementorship in Primary Care: Sleep VA-ECHO (Veterans Affairs-Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes). | LitMetric

Impact of Sleep Telementorship in Primary Care: Sleep VA-ECHO (Veterans Affairs-Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes).

Int J Environ Res Public Health

Pulmonary and Critical Care Section, Veterans Affairs Puget Sound Health Care System, Seattle, WA 98108, USA.

Published: September 2021

AI Article Synopsis

  • Sleep VA-ECHO is a telementorship program aimed at enhancing the knowledge of non-specialty providers about sleep disorders through 10 teleconference sessions that mix lectures and case discussions.
  • Out of 86 participants, 21 primary care team members evaluated the program, with most attending around 5 sessions; participants included physicians, nurse practitioners, and registered nurses across 11 states.
  • Key outcomes showed that 95% of participants applied the knowledge in patient care monthly, 67% shared insights with colleagues, and 85% reported better sleep care quality, with notable improvements in patient education and non-drug approaches to insomnia management.

Article Abstract

Sleep VA-ECHO (Veterans Affairs-Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is a national telementorship program intended to improve knowledge about sleep disorders among non-specialty providers. The project goal was to describe the characteristics of Sleep VA-ECHO participants from primary care and their use of program-obtained knowledge in practice. Sleep VA-ECHO consisted of 10 voluntary, 75-min teleconference sessions combining didactics and case discussion. Out of 86 participants, 21 self-identified as primary care team members and completed a program evaluation. Participants self-reported their application of knowledge gained, including changes to practice as a result of program participation. These 21 participants represented 18 sites in 11 states and attended a median of 5.0 sessions. They included physicians (29%), nurse practitioners (24%), and registered nurses (24%). Nearly all participants (95%) reported using acquired knowledge to care for their own patients at least once a month; 67% shared knowledge with colleagues at least once a month. Eighty-five percent reported improved quality of sleep care for their patients, and 76% reported an expanded clinical skillset. The greatest self-reported change in practice occurred in patient education about sleep disorders (95%) and non-pharmacologic management of insomnia (81%).

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