Osteoarthritis

Building the OAChangeMap to Improve the Service Delivery of the New South Wales Osteoarthritis Chronic Care Program: A Worked Example of Using a Codesign Framework

Arthritis Care Res (Hoboken)Published Qualitative codesign study

Authors' conclusion

Our worked example of codesign used a theory-based, data-driven approach with key stakeholders, identified and prioritized barriers to the delivery of the OACCP, acknowledged enablers, and generated a plan for feasible strategies to improve the program.

Study context

Population
Osteoarthritis Chronic Care Program (OACCP) coordinators and a broader group of stakeholders (OACCP coordinators, health managers, policy makers, consumers, researchers), Australian public hospitalscoordinators interviewed
Participants
16 coordinators
Outcome
Barriers and enablers to delivering the OACCP, prioritization of barriers, and strategies to address them
Methodological detailsseven-step theory-informed codesign framework, semistructured interviews (analyzed thematically), questionnaire, prioritization survey, five codesign workshops, Theoretical Domains Framework
  • Seven-step theory-informed codesign framework
  • Semistructured interviews (analyzed thematically)
  • Questionnaire
  • Prioritization survey
  • Five codesign workshops
  • Theoretical Domains Framework

Main finding

As reported in the abstract

Main barriers to delivering the OACCP
  • Patients often have beliefs inconsistent with best evidence care
  • Aspects of clinical care not delivered optimally
  • System-level factors are a barrier to optimal patient care and sustainability of the OACCP

Observational data: associations, not effects.

Further findings

Codesigned plan for action

Patient educational materials, shared decision-making tools, and health professional education and training

Original publication

Building the OAChangeMap to Improve the Service Delivery of the New South Wales Osteoarthritis Chronic Care Program: A Worked Example of Using a Codesign Framework. Arthritis Care Res (Hoboken). Published 14 November 2024. doi:10.1002/acr.25454

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