Bethan Jones|Andrew P. Hunt|Sarah Hewlett|Diana Harcourt|Emma Dures
SAT0615-HPR FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH PATIENT ACTIVATION IN PEOPLE WITH RHEUMATIC CONDITIONS
University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust|University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust|University of the West of England|University of the West of England|University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust
background patient activation describes skills abilities confidence someone uses actively manage health patient activation abilities rheumatology unclear little knowledge factors explain variation patient activation therefore understanding factors contribute development appropriate rheumatologyspecific interventions targeting activation patient activation measure pam captures patient activation provides people score level describe able actively manage health objectives explore longitudinal changes patient activation measured using pam hibbard et al 2005 pams associations related constructs including selfefficacy health literacy health beliefs sample participants inflammatory arthritis methods postal survey administered two time points nine months apart survey captured pam range clinical demographic psychosocial variables sample rheumatology patients 6 nhs sites england measures included survey selected based theory prior qualitative research survey pack designed collaboration patient partner following data collection candidate variables multiple regression analysis initially identified using univariable analysis variables included forced entry multiple regression time point variables statistically significant contributors 01 level included final models changes pam scores time investigated using wilcoxon matchedpair signed rank test results 251 participants completed first survey 154 participants completed full surveys selfefficacy illness beliefs health literacy health locus control consistently associated variance pam scores first three factors also predictive variance pam levels 154 participants fully completed surveys statistically significant difference participants pam scores two surveys conclusion findings suggest factors may targets interventions aim increase patient activation changes pam scores across data collection period also suggest using pam clinical tool healthcare professionals would benefit incorporating regular reviews preparations increases reductions patient activation references 1hibbard jh mahoney er stockard j tusler 2005 development testing short form patient activation measure health services research 40 6 pp 19181930 disclosure interests bethan jones speakers bureau honorarium lilly work british society rheumatology delivery 2 webinars due held 30th january 2020 andrew hunt none declared sarah hewlett grantresearch support received independent learning grant pfizer stride project however work completed grant closed diana harcourt none declared emma dures grantresearch support independent learning grant pfizer combined funding research fellow celgene abbvie novartis paid instructor fee novartis deliver training nurses