A Phase 1 interventional study of Decision Aid and Decision aid + patient stories in Chronic Kidney Failure, sponsored by University of Leeds. Completed at 6 sites in United Kingdom. Open to participants aged 18 Years and older. Per ClinicalTrials.gov, last updated 2014-05-01.
Sponsored by University of Leeds · Phase 1 and Interventional
The purpose of this research is to develop a patient decision aid in paper and web formats to help patients with chronic kidney disease make informed dialysis treatment decisions.
This research will develop and evaluate a paper and web resource known as a decision-aid to help patients make informed decisions about dialysis treatment. The Yorkshire Dialysis Decision Aid (YoDDA) will help patients' with chronic kidney disease make informed decisions between haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis choices by a) re-writing dialysis information in a more meaningful way for patients, b) restructuring information to make this difficult decision more manageable, and c) using prompts to help patients imagine the choices' consequences. The research will assess the acceptability of a patient decision aid in paper and web versions to patients and their carers, and its impact on patients choices about dialysis.
The programme of research included:
A survey using qualitative methods of patients with chronic kidney disease and professionals providing predialysis services to develop the Yorkshire Dialysis Decision Aid content, and integration within usual predialysis care practices.
A before-and-after study was carried out to evaluate the acceptability of the YoDDA-booklet to patients with sustained deterioration of kidney function making dialysis decision across the Yorkshire and Humber region, UK.
An experimental study was carried out on-line to evaluate the acceptability of three versions of YoDDA-web (YoDDA; YoDDA+values tasks; YoDDA_patient videos) to people, or carers of people, with kidney disease. The study was advertised with flyers within UK renal units and notices on the National Kidney Federation's website and members' magazine.
2,121 studies on the registry are indexed under Kidney Failure, Chronic; 264 are open to participants now.
This study's enrollment of 488 is above the median of 55 across 1,582 interventional studies indexed under Kidney Failure, Chronic.
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Inclusion Criteria: Adult patients with chronic kidney disease and carers of people with chronic kidney diseae who are making decisions about dialysis treatments.
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Exclusion Criteria: Those not literate in English
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The Yorkshire Dialysis Decision Aid (YoDDA). Delivered as a leaflet in clinic and a web resource outside the NHS.
Other: Decision Aid
The Yorkshire Dialysis Decision Aid (YoDDA) + values clarification questions. delivered as a leaflet in clinic and a web-based resource outside the NHS.
Other: Decision Aid · Other: Decision Aid + values task
The Yorkshire Dialysis Decision Aid (YoDDA) + patient stories. Delivered as an web-based resource outside the NHS.
Other: Decision Aid · Other: Decision aid + patient stories
The consultations and information usually provided by the predialysis health professionals
The Yorkshire Dialysis Decision Aid (YoDDA) resource in web and paper format
The Yorkshire dialysis decision aid (YoDDA) plus a set of narratives provided by patients on the treatment options (home and hospital haemodialysis; continuous ambulatory and automated peritoneal dialysis
The Yorkshire Dialysis decision aid (YoDDA) plus a set of questions to help patients explore what aspects of their life important to them about this decision (values clarification)
Preparation for decision making scale
Assesses patient's perception of how useful the resource was in helping patients prepare for a consultation to talk about their health decision (Graham and O'Connor, 2010). http://decisionaid.ohri.ca/docs/develop/User\_Manuals/UM\_PrepDM.pdf
Time frame: one and six weeks after provision information about dialysis choices
Usefulness of information
Study specific items to assess perceived usefulness of information in helping patients understand chronic kidney disease, dialysis treatments and thinking about dialysis
Time frame: one and six weeks after the provision of information
Dialysis treatment preferences
Study specific measure asking patients to rank order their preferred dialysis treatment (CAPD, APD, home HD, centre HD)
Time frame: one week and six weeks after the information
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