ArticleJournal of the American Medical Directors Association2006
Using a modified nominal group technique to elicit director of nursing input for an osteoporosis intervention.
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Abstract
backgroundBarriers prevent osteoporosis care in nursing homes. Successful interventions designed to circumvent these barriers benefit from target recipient input during development.
objectiveTo elicit suggestions for an osteoporosis quality improvement intervention designed for use by nursing home health care professionals.
designModified nominal group technique.
settingConvenience sample of Alabama nursing home directors.
participantsFifteen Alabama nursing home directors of nursing were recruited by mailing. Sixty percent of respondents participated (n = 9). MEASUREMENTS: In the first phase conducted via teleconference, an experienced moderator used a preformulated question and elicited 41 suggestions to improve osteoporosis care in nursing homes. Substantively similar suggestions were combined and idiosyncratic suggestions were discarded resulting in the retention of 20 suggestions. In the second phase conducted by mail, the same participants rated the 20 suggestions based on perceived practicality and helpfulness. Elements were grouped into tertiles based on the ranking of the mean ratings of the 2 attributes and then cross-tabulated.
resultsAll director of nursing (n = 9) participants completed both phases. The most practical, most helpful suggestions were information on fall prevention program implementation, osteoporosis treatment protocols, and osteoporosis medication information.
conclusionsA modified nominal group technique provided useful information from nursing home directors of nursing for an osteoporosis intervention. The technique proved efficient and facile to perform.
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