Innovative Adaptation and Dissemination of 大象APPComparative Effectiveness Research Products
In 2010, 大象APPinvested $30 million of its American Recovery and Reinvestment Act budget to fund 21 3-year grants to extend the reach and impact of comparative effectiveness research (CER) among hard-to-reach populations, including the elderly; those with limited English proficiency, limited education or limited insurance coverage; those with minority or immigrant status or health literacy problems; or other underserved populations who may have limited contact with the health care system or health information. This portfolio of grants, the Innovative Adaptation and Dissemination of 大象APPComparative Effectiveness Research Products, called iADAPT, was designed to disseminate CER using audience-preferred format, channels, and contexts.
The researchers and projects 大象APPfunded under this program are listed below both by health conditions studied and alphabetically. Titles link to research profiles on the topic.
Listing by Health Conditions
Breast Cancer
Hughes-Halbert, Chanita. Medical University of South Carolina. Disseminating Breast Cancer Prevention to African American Women | PDF Version [88 KB]
Lara, Marielena. RAND Corporation. Development and Evaluation of Breast Cancer Prevention Communication Prototypes for the CUIDARSE Project | PDF Version [82 KB]
Cardiovascular Disease
Allison, Jeroan J. University of Massachusetts Medical School. StoryGuides鈥擬aking Comparative Effectiveness Useful for Vulnerable Patients | PDF Version [105 KB]
Dutta, Mohan. Purdue University. Application and Dissemination of a Culture-Centered Approach to Tailoring Comparative Effectiveness Research Summaries | PDF Version [64 KB]
Lauby, Jennifer. Public Health Management Corporation. Adapting Hypertension and Diabetes Guides for Hard-to-Reach African American Men | PDF Version [84 KB]
Moreno, Nancy. Baylor College of Medicine. AHRQ鈥檚 Ischemic Heart Disease Products Translated for High School Populations | PDF Version [309 KB]
Chronic Pain
Safford, Monika. University of Alabama at Birmingham. Using Comparative Effectiveness Reviews to Optimize Quality of Life for Persons with Diabetes and Chronic Pain | PDF Version [63 KB]
Type 2 Diabetes
Allison, Jeroan J. University of Massachusetts Medical School. StoryGuides鈥擬aking Comparative Effectiveness Useful for Vulnerable Patients | PDF Version [105 KB]
Finkelstein, Joseph. Johns Hopkins University. Comprehensive Informatics Framework for Comparative Effectiveness Research Dissemination | PDF Version [80 KB]
Hahn, Elizabeth. Northwestern University. A Low Literacy Multimedia Approach to Disseminate Bilingual Diabetes CERSGs | PDF Version [82 KB]
Heisler, Michele. University of Michigan. Technologically Enhanced Community Health Worker Delivery of Personalized Decision Aid: iDecide. Decido | PDF Version [84 KB]
Lauby, Jennifer. Public Health Management Corporation. Adapting Hypertension and Diabetes Guides for Hard-to-Reach African American Men | PDF Version [84 KB]
Mayberry, Robert. Morehouse School of Medicine. Adaptation, Education and Motivation: Improving Evidence-based Medication Adherence Among Adults With Type 2 Diabetes | PDF Version [84 KB]
Rosenbloom, Trent. Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Disseminating Adapted Diabetes Evidence to Clinicians Through a Patient Portal | PDF Version [80 KB]
Safford, Monika. University of Alabama at Birmingham. Using Comparative Effectiveness Reviews to Optimize Quality of Life for Persons with Diabetes and Chronic Pain | PDF Version [63 KB]
Mental Health
Carnahan, Ryan. University of Iowa. Improving Antipsychotic Appropriateness in Dementia Patients | PDF Version [89 KB]
Gurwitz, Jerry H. University of Massachusetts Medical School. Off-Label Use of Atypical Antipsychotics in the Nursing Home | PDF Version [93 KB]
Harris, Mark Jonathan. University of Southern California. Innovative Adaptation and Dissemination of CER Products: Autism | PDF Version [84 KB]
Montori, Victor, and LeBlanc, Annie. KER Unit / Mayo Clinic. Translation of Comparative Effectiveness of Depression Medications Into Practice | PDF Version [90 KB]
Muscle, Bone, Joint
Suarez-Almazor, Maria E. The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. Adaptation of Consumer Summaries for Patients with Low Health Literacy | PDF Version [244 KB]
Yelin, Edward. University of California San Francisco. Medication Summary Guides for Vulnerable Populations with Rheumatoid Arthritis | PDF Version [65 MB]
Cross-Cutting and Multiple Conditions
Fischer, Michael. Brigham and Women鈥檚 Hospital. A National Academic Detailing Resource to Adapt and Disseminate CER Findings | PDF Version [65 KB]
Malone, Daniel C. University of Arizona. Innovative Diffusion of Comparative Effectiveness Research | PDF Version [87 KB]
Pearson, Steven D. Massachusetts General Hospital. The New England RAPiD (Regional Adaptation for Payer Policy Decisions) Project | PDF Version [81 KB]
Listing by Investigators
Allison, Jeroan J. University of Massachusetts Medical School. StoryGuides鈥擬aking Comparative Effectiveness Useful for Vulnerable Patients | PDF Version [105 KB]
Carnahan, Ryan. University of Iowa. Improving Antipsychotic Appropriateness in Dementia Patients | PDF Version [89 KB]
Dutta, Mohan. Purdue University. Application and Dissemination of a Culture-Centered Approach to Tailoring Comparative Effectiveness Research Summaries | PDF Version [64 KB]
Finkelstein, Joseph. Johns Hopkins University. Comprehensive Informatics Framework for Comparative Effectiveness Research Dissemination | PDF Version [80 KB]
Fischer, Michael. Brigham and Women's Hospital. A National Academic Detailing Resource to Adapt and Disseminate CER Findings | PDF Version [65 KB]
Gurwitz, Jerry H. University of Massachusetts Medical School. Off-Label Use of Atypical Antipsychotics in the Nursing Home | PDF Version [93 KB]
Hahn, Elizabeth. Northwestern University. A Low Literacy Multimedia Approach to Disseminate Bilingual Diabetes CERSGs | PDF Version [82 KB]
Harris, Mark Jonathan. University of Southern California. Innovative Adaptation and Dissemination of CER Products: Autism | PDF Version [84 KB]
Heisler, Michele. University of Michigan. Technologically Enhanced Community Health Worker Delivery of Personalized Decision Aid: iDecide. Decido | PDF Version [84 KB]
Hughes-Halbert, Chanita. Medical University of South Carolina. Disseminating Breast Cancer Prevention to African American Women | PDF Version [88 KB]
Lara, Marielena. RAND Corporation. Development and Evaluation of Breast Cancer Prevention Communication Prototypes for the CUIDARSE Project | PDF Version [82 KB]
Lauby, Jennifer. Public Health Management Corporation. Adapting Hypertension and Diabetes Guides for Hard-to-Reach African American Men | PDF Version [84 KB]
Malone, Daniel C. University of Arizona. Innovative Diffusion of Comparative Effectiveness Research | PDF Version [87 KB]
Mayberry, Robert. Morehouse School of Medicine. Adaptation, Education and Motivation: Improving Evidence-based Medication Adherence Among Adults With Type 2 Diabetes | PDF Version [84 KB]
Montori, Victor, and LeBlanc, Annie. KER Unit / Mayo Clinic. Translation of Comparative Effectiveness of Depression Medications Into Practice | PDF Version [90 KB]
Moreno, Nancy. Baylor College of Medicine. AHRQ's Ischemic Heart Disease Products Translated for High School Populations | PDF Version [309 KB]
Pearson, Steven D. Massachusetts General Hospital. The New England RAPiD (Regional Adaptation for Payer Policy Decisions) Project | PDF Version [81 KB]
Rosenbloom, Trent. Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Disseminating Adapted Diabetes Evidence to Clinicians Through a Patient Portal | PDF Version 80 KB]
Safford, Monika. University of Alabama at Birmingham. Using Comparative Effectiveness Reviews to Optimize Quality of Life for Persons with Diabetes and Chronic Pain | PDF Version [63 KB]
Suarez-Almazor, Maria E. The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. Adaptation of Consumer Summaries for Patients with Low Health Literacy | PDF Version [244 KB]
Yelin, Edward. University of California San Francisco. Medication Summary Guides for Vulnerable Populations with Rheumatoid Arthritis | PDF Version [65 KB]
For more information about iADAPT projects, email: iADAPTgrants@ahrq.hhs.gov.
