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Title: Collaborative Strategies of Education and Exercise in Diabetes and Chronic Disease Prevention or Management in a Rural Community Setting


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Collaborative Strategies of Education and
Exercise in Diabetes and Chronic Disease
Prevention or Management in a Rural Community
Setting
  • Paula Thompson, RD
  • Terese Hemmingsen, RN, BSN, CDE
  • Carla Theusch, MS

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Saint Elizabeths Medical CenterMinistry
Diabetes Services-Wabasha
  • St. Elizabeths Medical Center, Wabasha, MN
  • Member of Ministry Health Care
  • Partner with the Mayo Clinic, Rochester Outreach
    clinics in Wabasha, Plainview, Lake City, and
    Alma, WI.
  • Service Area includes south-eastern Minnesota and
    western Wisconsin
  • Critical Care Assess Hospital
  • Offers both in-patient and out-patient services
  • Provider Referral Sources include Mid-level
    Providers and Family Practitioners

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Saint Elizabeths Medical Center Ministry
Diabetes Services-Wabasha
  • Program initiated in 1997
  • Includes one-on-one combined with group education
  • Team includes a Registered Dietician and
    Registered Nurse/CDE
  • Provide out-patient and in-patient hospital
    consultation

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Ministry Diabetes Services Referral to the
Program
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Ministry Diabetes ServicesExercise Consult Added
  • Referral signed by PCP that they may participate
    in an exercise program.
  • Stress test strongly recommended.
  • RN schedules the Exercise Consult

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Ministry Diabetes ServicesExercise Consult
Components
  • 1-on-1 consult with a member of the Wellness
    Center
  • Review of history
  • Education
  • Individualized exercise program developed

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Ministry Diabetes ServicesNutrition Consultation
  • 2nd Visit with RD Nutrition Consultation
    (one-on-one visit)
  • Evaluate glucose records
  • Nutrition assessment
  • Develops a personalized meal plan
  • Education
  • Establish behavioral change goal
  • Schedule Group Classes

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Group Education Classes
  • Sick Day Management
  • Long Term Complications
  • Exercise and Stress Management
  • Heart Healthy Eating

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Ministry Diabetes ServicesSix-Month Follow-up
  • Six-Month Follow-up, RD
  • 1) Behavioral goals are reviewed
  • 2) Topics are variable depending on the patients
    needs
  • 3) Outcomes data obtained

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Diabetes Self Management ProgramData
Improvement in A1c
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Diabetes Self Management ProgramData HDL
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Diabetes Self Management ProgramData LDL
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Diabetes Self Management ProgramData Total
Cholesterol
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Diabetes Self Management Program Data
Triglycerides
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Ministry Diabetes Services Program Challenge
  • In 2005, Metabolic Syndrome and/or Pre-diabetes
    patients referred to Diabetes Self Management
    Program
  • Frustration No insurance coverage for such
    educational intervention!

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Ministry Diabetes Services Program Challenges
  • Challenge
  • Develop an affordable out-of-pocket educational
    program
  • To update area providers about upcoming programs
    made available through the 2005 Flex Grant
  • Temporary Solution quarterly pre-diabetes class

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Pre-Diabetes Education Class
  • What is pre-diabetes
  • Pre-diabetes statistics
  • Why is preventing diabetes important?
  • Statistics
  • Importance of increased physical activity
  • Development of individual exercise goals
  • Goal setting and tracking progress

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Pre-Diabetes Class Continued
  • Risk Factors for Pre-Diabetes
  • Who should be screened
  • Tips on achieving a healthy weight
  • Comparing calories in food
  • Reading food labels
  • Review of carbohydrates effect on blood glucose
    levels
  • Protein, fat, and fiber

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Pre-Diabetes Education Classes Continued
  • Overwhelming, retention was not adequate
  • More emotional/educational support was needed
  • A more structured exercise program was needed.

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Ministry Diabetes Services Solution
  • Increase collaboration with Cardiac Rehab
    Department
  • Flex Grant received to initiate the Fresh Start
    Exercise and Education Program
  • 3) Patients with diagnosis of Pre-diabetes and
    Metabolic Syndrome referred to the Fresh Start
    Exercise and Education Program
  • 4) Share our solutions with area providers

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Ministry Diabetes Services Diabetes Education
Event
  • Diabetes Awareness Banquet held.
  • Topics Diabetes Education, and Pre-diabetes.
  • 130 Providers, Pharmacists, and Nurses attended.

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Physician Breakfast
  • Physicians invited to breakfast information
    meeting
  • Introduced Fresh Start Program
  • Reviewed referral process
  • Questions and Answers

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Fresh Start Exercise and Education Program
  • Determined need for a primary prevention program
  • GAINED ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT!!!
  • GAINED PHYSICIAN SUPPORT!!!
  • Developed in 2005
  • From Cardiac Rehab to Wellness Center

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Maintenance Program 2-3 d/wk indefinitely
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Fresh Start Exercise and Education Program
  • Orientation
  • Seven-weekly education classes
  • 24 supervised exercise classes (3 days/wk) to be
    completed in 8-10 wks

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Fresh Start Exercise and Education Program
  • Initial Exercise Session
  • Individualized exercise program developed
  • Monitored pre-, peri-, and post-exercise
  • Physician

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Fresh Start Exercise and Education Program
  • Weekly Education Classes
  • Introduction to Pre-Diabetes and Metabolic
    Syndrome
  • Carbohydrate Counting
  • Your Heart and How it Works
  • Take Charge! Identify and Modify Your Risk
    Factors
  • Exercise and Your Heart a personalized home
    Exercise Rx
  • Relax and Unwind
  • Medications
  • Nutrition Care of the Heart/Healthy Meal Planning
  • The Maze of Reading a Food Label

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Frustration with Reimbursement in Primary
Prevention Programs
  • Trips to the Capitol
  • Several conference calls/meetings with other key
    players BCBS MN, Health Partners, AHA, South
    Country etc.
  • Restated the need for Primary Prevention Programs

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Community and Employee Initiatives
  • Annual Employee Screenings
  • Annual community screenings
  • Hi Ho Hi Ho
  • Riverboat Days Walk/Run
  • Ring Around Wabasha
  • Wabasha Walks the MI River
  • Fit City Seniors
  • L.E.A.R.N. Program
  • Bike Club, Swimming Pool, Walk paths
  • DM Ed. Event for Medical Prof.

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Frustration with Reimbursement in Primary
Prevention Programs
  • We gained their support!!!!!
  • Requested data to support our initiative.

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Wabasha named First Fit City of Minnesota!
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Metabolic Syndrome Pilot Study
  • Funding still problematic due to reimbursement
    issues
  • Applied for 2 grants and received 30K in funding
  • Developed a team to initiate plan of action

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Metabolic Syndrome Pilot Study Commitment
  • Sent out approx. 2,000 letters
  • 85 participants committed to
  • 3 5-part screening process (labs, girth, BP, and
    6 min. walk test) at pre-start, 3mths, and 6mths
  • 24 exercise sessions in 8-10 weeks
  • 7 wkly education classes in 8-10 weeks
  • Read wellness center guidelines and informed
    consent
  • Non-refundable 110 commitment fee

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Metabolic Syndrome Pilot Study Inclusion Criteria
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Metabolic Syndrome Pilot Study Participants
  • 25-83 yo
  • Mean age of 59yo
  • 37 Males 48 Females
  • 60 MN 25 WI
  • 11 Drop outs
  • 7 non-medical
  • 3 medical
  • 1 both

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Metabolic Syndrome Pilot Study Case Study 1
  • 61 year old female with diagnosis of
    hypertension, hyperlipidemia, girth inactivity.
  • Completed 24 sessions of exercise in 8 weeks and
    attended all 7 education classes.
  • Initial Data 6 Month Data
  • Resting BP 144/94 Resting BP 108/68
  • TC 158 TC 144
  • HDL 31 HDL 37
  • LDL 84 LDL 83
  • TG 217 TG 122
  • BS 95 BS 85
  • Weight 234.5 (BMI 37) Weight 190 (BMI 30)
  • Girth 52 inches Girth 45 inches
  • In conclusion Blood pressure better controlled.
    TC, LDL, TG decreased. HDL increased. BS
    decreased. Lost 44.5 pounds and lost 7 inches at
    the waist.
  • Participant continues in the maintenance program
    3 days/week. Has lost further weight (50 pounds
    total from initial) and has cut two blood
    pressure medications half post study.

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Metabolic Syndrome Pilot Study Compliance
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Metabolic Syndrome Pilot Study
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Metabolic Syndrome Pilot StudyExercise
Compliance at 6 Months
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Metabolic Syndrome Pilot Study
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Metabolic Syndrome Pilot Study
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Metabolic Syndrome Pilot Study
  • At 6 months
  • 35
  • no longer meet the diagnostic criteria
  • for
  • Metabolic Syndrome!!!!

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Whats Next?
  • Take final results to insurers to prove need for
    primary prevention reimbursement.
  • Part II of Metabolic Syndrome Pilot Program
  • 12 and 18 month reassessments
  • Bimonthly support groups and educational
    offerings.
  • Share our success with others.

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Thank you!
  • 1200 Grant Blvd. W.
  • Wabasha, MN 55981
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