Using the PDCA model to improve cervical cancer
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Using the PDCA Model to Using the PDCA Model to Improve Cervical Cancer Improve Cervical Cancer ScreeningScreening
Dana D. HinesMarion County Health Department
Indianapolis, IN2009
MethodsMethods
Surveyed HIV clinic staff and HIV positive women to identify strategies that would increase access and adherence to cervical cancer screening.
Collected cervical screening HAB data from June 1, 2008-June 1, 2009.
ResultsResults
Of the 155 who received a medical visit, only 4% had documented cervical cancer screening.
ResultsResults
Date of last PAP
01020304050607080
0-12 months 2-4 years 5-7 years 8-10 years unknown
Years
Perc
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0-12 months 2-4 years 5-7 years 8-10 years unknown
Discussion of ResultsDiscussion of Results
The high percentage of women reported as “unknown” may indicate an issue with lack of documentation in the electronic medical record (Lab Tracker).
Strategies to Improve ScreeningsStrategies to Improve Screenings
Clinic Staff Improvement Ideas
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Pat
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educ
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Rem
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lls/le
tters
Edu
catio
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mat
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train
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ider
Insu
ranc
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Strategies
Freq
uenc
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Staff Ideas
Strategies to Increase AccessStrategies to Increase Access
Patient Ideas
Patient Ideas for Increasing Access
12%
12%
6%
18%
52%
TransportationassistanceNurse education
Not being scared
Annual reminders
Screening on same dayas clinic visit
DiscussionDiscussion
Strategies identified by clients and staff and implemented at clinic:– Annual reminders– Educational brochures in waiting and
exam rooms.– Education for clinic staff regarding how
and where to document cervical cancer screening in Lab Tracker.