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RTI International is a trade name of Research Triangle Institute 3040 Cornwallis Road P.O. Box 12194 Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 Jennifer Uhrig, Robert Furberg, Megan Lewis, Curtis Coomes, Carla Bann, Lisa Kuhns, Peyton Williams and Andre Blackman Research to Reform: Achieving Health System Change. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality 2009 Annual Conference, September 13-16, 2009. Tailored SMS-Based Intervention for People Living with HIV: Proof-of- Concept

RTI International is a trade name of Research Triangle Institute 3040 Cornwallis Road ■ P.O. Box 12194 ■ Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 Jennifer Uhrig,

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RTI International is a trade name of

Research Triangle Institute

3040 Cornwallis Road ■ P.O. Box 12194 ■ Research Triangle Park, NC 27709

Jennifer Uhrig, Robert Furberg, Megan Lewis, Curtis Coomes, Carla Bann, Lisa Kuhns, Peyton Williams and Andre Blackman

Research to Reform:  Achieving Health System Change. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality 2009 Annual Conference, September 13-16, 2009.

Tailored SMS-Based Intervention for People Living with HIV:  Proof-of-Concept

The Continued HIV Epidemic in the United States

• 56,300 people infected with HIV in 2006

• Anti-retroviral therapy has changed the course of the epidemic for infected individuals

• An estimated 1 million people are currently living with HIV

Cell Phones and SMS

• In 2008, 87% of Americans had cell phones • SMS is rapidly becoming a common mode of

communication • SMS may offer promise as a medium for

implementing health interventions outside of a clinic setting

• Of 53 health intervention studies that evaluated the use of SMS interventions, only 9 were conducted in North America

Tailored Health Communication • SMS messages can be tailored to address

an individual’s needs, interests and concerns • Tailored health messages have been shown

to be more effective than non-tailored messages

• Tailored messages can promote patient-centered care by promoting – Adoption and maintenance of healthier, safer

sexual behaviors – Medication and appointment adherence – Interaction with credible health information

sources – General health and wellness – Social support

Unique Partnership to Test Proof-of-Concept

One of the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender ambulatory health care organizations

Independent, non-profit, research and development organization

Project Design

• Literature review/environmental scan (completed)

• Develop implementation and evaluation plan (completed)

• Design intervention (in progress) • Implement intervention (upon receiving IRB

approval and OMB clearance) • Evaluate • Disseminate findings

Conceptual Model

Patient Involvment

Social Support

Risk Behaviors

Health & Wellness

Health Care Quality

Health Outcomes

Adherence

Evaluation Design

Recruitment Enrollment

Medical Record Review

Pre-intervention Survey

Assignment to Message

Cluster

Exposure to Intervention

Patient Interviews

andClinic Staff Interviews

Medical Record Review

Post-intervention Survey

Parallel Data Collection:Input from Study Implementation Team - Text Messaging Archives - Feedback from Site Study Coordinator

Questions?

For more information, please contact:

Jennifer Uhrig

[email protected]

919.316.3311