University of Alabama Mary Lauren Scott: Presentation Slides
- Screening PWD using original PAID-T survey
- Not screening people who are already surveyed for PHQ/GAD
- Screening PWD ages 12+
- Small scale: 1 provider
- Average A1c 8.5%
- 11% of PWD had high distress. Average A1c 8.3%
- 8% of PWD with moderate distress. Average A1c 9.6%
- 80% of PWD with low distress. Average A1c 8.6%.
- Assess provider barriers with a Likert scale- will share survey results when completed
- Distress scores didn’t correlate with events such as DKA or outcomes such as A1c od length of disease
Johns Hopkins, Risa Wolf: Presentation Slides
- Using a series of psychosocial screeners with behavioral health, psych, and social work in every clinic
- Two-thirds have moderate to significant distress and they are seeing positive correlation with A1c with significant outcomes differences (race, edu, income, and marital status)
- Also measuring caregiver distress
- Goal to screen 50% of patients and caregivers and provide timely interventions
- Shared fishbone and KDD
- Challenges: staffing fluctuations in SOW; team members benefit from getting reminders. Fellows are leading the screening effort with more completed in their visitis
- Future plans to deploy to all pts in clinic
Next meeting: January 2026