- ICH GCP
- US Clinical Trials Registry
- Clinical Trial NCT05106257
Optimizing Self-management COPD Treatment Through the American Lung Association Helpline
Study Overview
Status
Conditions
Detailed Description
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is an increasingly prevalent and costly chronic health condition, and is the third major cause of morbidity and mortality in the United States. Self-management treatment programs for COPD are shown to improve health-related quality of life and prevent COPD-related hospitalizations. Despite their clinical benefits, these programs are typically multi-component and time- and resource-intensive. To date, no study has been conducted to isolate the role of individual self-management treatment components in contributing to improved COPD outcomes. The proposed research will establish the feasibility of using the Multiphase Optimization Strategy (MOST) framework to optimize COPD self-management treatment delivered by the American Lung Association (ALA) Helpline. Treatment components to be evaluated include duration of self-management education, ground-based walking training, inhaler training, and caregiver support. The primary outcome is health-related quality of life, with secondary outcomes of COPD symptom burden, self-management behaviors, and hospitalization. Specific aims are:
Aim 1: Design a factorial experiment and develop operational procedures. The investigators will design a factorial experiment with the same number of experimental conditions and length of follow-up as the planned optimization trial. In collaboration with the ALA COPD Helpline, the investigators will develop operational procedures (i.e., recruitment, screening, randomization, and database management) for successful implementation.
Aim 2: Establish feasibility and acceptability by pilot testing the study design. The investigators will deliver treatment to three participants per experimental condition (N=48) with good fidelity, and will remotely assess baseline, mediator, and outcome variables. The investigators will conduct qualitative interviews at end-of-treatment with 15-20 participants. Resulting values will provide estimates of recruitment and retention rates, treatment fidelity, acceptability of treatment components, and outcome measure variability to inform a subsequent, fully-powered optimization trial. The primary outcome is health-related quality of life, with secondary outcomes of COPD symptom burden, self-management behaviors, and hospitalization.
Study Type
Enrollment (Actual)
Phase
- Not Applicable
Contacts and Locations
Study Contact
- Name: Amanda R Mathew, PhD
- Phone Number: 312-563-1273
- Email: amanda_mathew@rush.edu
Study Locations
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Illinois
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Chicago, Illinois, United States, 60612
- Rush University Medical Center
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Participation Criteria
Eligibility Criteria
Ages Eligible for Study
Accepts Healthy Volunteers
Description
Inclusion criteria:
Eligible participants will be males and females who are:
- 40 years or older,
- report a physician diagnosis of COPD,
- use an inhaler for COPD at least once a week,
- able to walk at least one block without assistance,
- able to identify a caregiver, and
- have access to a connected device (i.e., smart phone, tablet, and/ or computer).
Exclusion criteria:
- cognitive dysfunction impairing ability to provide informed consent and follow study procedures,
- terminal illness (i.e. less than 6 months life expectancy) that is non-COPD related,
- living at a chronic care facility (i.e. nursing home, assisted living), or
- inability to speak and read English.
Study Plan
How is the study designed?
Design Details
- Primary Purpose: Treatment
- Allocation: Randomized
- Interventional Model: Factorial Assignment
- Masking: None (Open Label)
Arms and Interventions
Participant Group / Arm |
Intervention / Treatment |
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Experimental: Condition #1
Education = short Walking training = on Inhaler training = on Caregiver support = on
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The self-management education condition is based on the Living Well with COPD program.
The program consists of a mailed booklet and structured phone counseling delivered by certified COPD educators.
Topics include disease information, breathing retraining, action planning, medication use, energy conservation, and following good health habits.
The short condition consists of two calls (30-45 minutes each) to introduce patient education topics and refer to the booklet for further information.
Participants randomized to this condition will be mailed a pedometer (3DFitBud Simple Step Counter) and instructed on its use to establish baseline steps/ day for 7 days.
They will then receive a booklet with instructions to establish a walking program and three brief (10-15 minute), bi-weekly calls from a trained staff member to review step count values and engage in setting personal activity goals over the course of 6 weeks, following established exercise guidelines for individuals with COPD.
Participants randomized to this condition will receive two sessions of inhaler technique education using a virtual teach-to-goal (TTG) method in which individuals are observed using their inhaler, provided feedback, and then observed again.
Participants randomized to this condition will identify an informal caregiver who is involved in their healthcare (i.e., spouse, family member, or friend), who will receive a mailed copy of the Respiratory Health Association's COPD Caregiver's Toolkit, a comprehensive informational resource to support the care of the person living with COPD.
Caregivers will receive two brief (10-15 minute) check-in calls from a trained staff member.
The structured content of these sessions will include providing an overview of toolkit content, identifying goals for sections(s) to review and incorporate into caregiving activities, and addressing any questions.
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Experimental: Condition #2
Education = short Walking training = on Inhaler training = on Caregiver support = off
|
The self-management education condition is based on the Living Well with COPD program.
The program consists of a mailed booklet and structured phone counseling delivered by certified COPD educators.
Topics include disease information, breathing retraining, action planning, medication use, energy conservation, and following good health habits.
The short condition consists of two calls (30-45 minutes each) to introduce patient education topics and refer to the booklet for further information.
Participants randomized to this condition will be mailed a pedometer (3DFitBud Simple Step Counter) and instructed on its use to establish baseline steps/ day for 7 days.
They will then receive a booklet with instructions to establish a walking program and three brief (10-15 minute), bi-weekly calls from a trained staff member to review step count values and engage in setting personal activity goals over the course of 6 weeks, following established exercise guidelines for individuals with COPD.
Participants randomized to this condition will receive two sessions of inhaler technique education using a virtual teach-to-goal (TTG) method in which individuals are observed using their inhaler, provided feedback, and then observed again.
|
Experimental: Condition #3
Education = short Walking training = on Inhaler training = off Caregiver support = on
|
The self-management education condition is based on the Living Well with COPD program.
The program consists of a mailed booklet and structured phone counseling delivered by certified COPD educators.
Topics include disease information, breathing retraining, action planning, medication use, energy conservation, and following good health habits.
The short condition consists of two calls (30-45 minutes each) to introduce patient education topics and refer to the booklet for further information.
Participants randomized to this condition will be mailed a pedometer (3DFitBud Simple Step Counter) and instructed on its use to establish baseline steps/ day for 7 days.
They will then receive a booklet with instructions to establish a walking program and three brief (10-15 minute), bi-weekly calls from a trained staff member to review step count values and engage in setting personal activity goals over the course of 6 weeks, following established exercise guidelines for individuals with COPD.
Participants randomized to this condition will identify an informal caregiver who is involved in their healthcare (i.e., spouse, family member, or friend), who will receive a mailed copy of the Respiratory Health Association's COPD Caregiver's Toolkit, a comprehensive informational resource to support the care of the person living with COPD.
Caregivers will receive two brief (10-15 minute) check-in calls from a trained staff member.
The structured content of these sessions will include providing an overview of toolkit content, identifying goals for sections(s) to review and incorporate into caregiving activities, and addressing any questions.
|
Experimental: Condition #4
Education = short Walking training = on Inhaler training = off Caregiver support = off
|
The self-management education condition is based on the Living Well with COPD program.
The program consists of a mailed booklet and structured phone counseling delivered by certified COPD educators.
Topics include disease information, breathing retraining, action planning, medication use, energy conservation, and following good health habits.
The short condition consists of two calls (30-45 minutes each) to introduce patient education topics and refer to the booklet for further information.
Participants randomized to this condition will be mailed a pedometer (3DFitBud Simple Step Counter) and instructed on its use to establish baseline steps/ day for 7 days.
They will then receive a booklet with instructions to establish a walking program and three brief (10-15 minute), bi-weekly calls from a trained staff member to review step count values and engage in setting personal activity goals over the course of 6 weeks, following established exercise guidelines for individuals with COPD.
|
Experimental: Condition #5
Education = short Walking training = off Inhaler training = on Caregiver support = on
|
The self-management education condition is based on the Living Well with COPD program.
The program consists of a mailed booklet and structured phone counseling delivered by certified COPD educators.
Topics include disease information, breathing retraining, action planning, medication use, energy conservation, and following good health habits.
The short condition consists of two calls (30-45 minutes each) to introduce patient education topics and refer to the booklet for further information.
Participants randomized to this condition will receive two sessions of inhaler technique education using a virtual teach-to-goal (TTG) method in which individuals are observed using their inhaler, provided feedback, and then observed again.
Participants randomized to this condition will identify an informal caregiver who is involved in their healthcare (i.e., spouse, family member, or friend), who will receive a mailed copy of the Respiratory Health Association's COPD Caregiver's Toolkit, a comprehensive informational resource to support the care of the person living with COPD.
Caregivers will receive two brief (10-15 minute) check-in calls from a trained staff member.
The structured content of these sessions will include providing an overview of toolkit content, identifying goals for sections(s) to review and incorporate into caregiving activities, and addressing any questions.
|
Experimental: Condition #6
Education = short Walking training = off Inhaler training = on Caregiver support = off
|
The self-management education condition is based on the Living Well with COPD program.
The program consists of a mailed booklet and structured phone counseling delivered by certified COPD educators.
Topics include disease information, breathing retraining, action planning, medication use, energy conservation, and following good health habits.
The short condition consists of two calls (30-45 minutes each) to introduce patient education topics and refer to the booklet for further information.
Participants randomized to this condition will receive two sessions of inhaler technique education using a virtual teach-to-goal (TTG) method in which individuals are observed using their inhaler, provided feedback, and then observed again.
|
Experimental: Condition #7
Education = short Walking training = off Inhaler training = off Caregiver support = on
|
The self-management education condition is based on the Living Well with COPD program.
The program consists of a mailed booklet and structured phone counseling delivered by certified COPD educators.
Topics include disease information, breathing retraining, action planning, medication use, energy conservation, and following good health habits.
The short condition consists of two calls (30-45 minutes each) to introduce patient education topics and refer to the booklet for further information.
Participants randomized to this condition will identify an informal caregiver who is involved in their healthcare (i.e., spouse, family member, or friend), who will receive a mailed copy of the Respiratory Health Association's COPD Caregiver's Toolkit, a comprehensive informational resource to support the care of the person living with COPD.
Caregivers will receive two brief (10-15 minute) check-in calls from a trained staff member.
The structured content of these sessions will include providing an overview of toolkit content, identifying goals for sections(s) to review and incorporate into caregiving activities, and addressing any questions.
|
Experimental: Condition #8
Education = short Walking training = off Inhaler training = off Caregiver support = off
|
The self-management education condition is based on the Living Well with COPD program.
The program consists of a mailed booklet and structured phone counseling delivered by certified COPD educators.
Topics include disease information, breathing retraining, action planning, medication use, energy conservation, and following good health habits.
The short condition consists of two calls (30-45 minutes each) to introduce patient education topics and refer to the booklet for further information.
|
Experimental: Condition #9
Education = long Walking training = on Inhaler training = on Caregiver support = on
|
Participants randomized to this condition will be mailed a pedometer (3DFitBud Simple Step Counter) and instructed on its use to establish baseline steps/ day for 7 days.
They will then receive a booklet with instructions to establish a walking program and three brief (10-15 minute), bi-weekly calls from a trained staff member to review step count values and engage in setting personal activity goals over the course of 6 weeks, following established exercise guidelines for individuals with COPD.
Participants randomized to this condition will receive two sessions of inhaler technique education using a virtual teach-to-goal (TTG) method in which individuals are observed using their inhaler, provided feedback, and then observed again.
Participants randomized to this condition will identify an informal caregiver who is involved in their healthcare (i.e., spouse, family member, or friend), who will receive a mailed copy of the Respiratory Health Association's COPD Caregiver's Toolkit, a comprehensive informational resource to support the care of the person living with COPD.
Caregivers will receive two brief (10-15 minute) check-in calls from a trained staff member.
The structured content of these sessions will include providing an overview of toolkit content, identifying goals for sections(s) to review and incorporate into caregiving activities, and addressing any questions.
The self-management education condition is based on the Living Well with COPD program.
The program consists of a mailed booklet and structured phone counseling delivered by certified COPD educators.
Topics include disease information, breathing retraining, action planning, medication use, energy conservation, and following good health habits.
The long condition consists of five, weekly calls (30-45 minutes each) following a structured curriculum of patient education topics.
|
Experimental: Condition #10
Education = long Walking training = on Inhaler training = on Caregiver support = off
|
Participants randomized to this condition will be mailed a pedometer (3DFitBud Simple Step Counter) and instructed on its use to establish baseline steps/ day for 7 days.
They will then receive a booklet with instructions to establish a walking program and three brief (10-15 minute), bi-weekly calls from a trained staff member to review step count values and engage in setting personal activity goals over the course of 6 weeks, following established exercise guidelines for individuals with COPD.
Participants randomized to this condition will receive two sessions of inhaler technique education using a virtual teach-to-goal (TTG) method in which individuals are observed using their inhaler, provided feedback, and then observed again.
The self-management education condition is based on the Living Well with COPD program.
The program consists of a mailed booklet and structured phone counseling delivered by certified COPD educators.
Topics include disease information, breathing retraining, action planning, medication use, energy conservation, and following good health habits.
The long condition consists of five, weekly calls (30-45 minutes each) following a structured curriculum of patient education topics.
|
Experimental: Condition #11
Education = long Walking training = on Inhaler training = off Caregiver support = on
|
Participants randomized to this condition will be mailed a pedometer (3DFitBud Simple Step Counter) and instructed on its use to establish baseline steps/ day for 7 days.
They will then receive a booklet with instructions to establish a walking program and three brief (10-15 minute), bi-weekly calls from a trained staff member to review step count values and engage in setting personal activity goals over the course of 6 weeks, following established exercise guidelines for individuals with COPD.
Participants randomized to this condition will identify an informal caregiver who is involved in their healthcare (i.e., spouse, family member, or friend), who will receive a mailed copy of the Respiratory Health Association's COPD Caregiver's Toolkit, a comprehensive informational resource to support the care of the person living with COPD.
Caregivers will receive two brief (10-15 minute) check-in calls from a trained staff member.
The structured content of these sessions will include providing an overview of toolkit content, identifying goals for sections(s) to review and incorporate into caregiving activities, and addressing any questions.
The self-management education condition is based on the Living Well with COPD program.
The program consists of a mailed booklet and structured phone counseling delivered by certified COPD educators.
Topics include disease information, breathing retraining, action planning, medication use, energy conservation, and following good health habits.
The long condition consists of five, weekly calls (30-45 minutes each) following a structured curriculum of patient education topics.
|
Experimental: Condition #12
Education = long Walking training = on Inhaler training = off Caregiver support = off
|
Participants randomized to this condition will be mailed a pedometer (3DFitBud Simple Step Counter) and instructed on its use to establish baseline steps/ day for 7 days.
They will then receive a booklet with instructions to establish a walking program and three brief (10-15 minute), bi-weekly calls from a trained staff member to review step count values and engage in setting personal activity goals over the course of 6 weeks, following established exercise guidelines for individuals with COPD.
The self-management education condition is based on the Living Well with COPD program.
The program consists of a mailed booklet and structured phone counseling delivered by certified COPD educators.
Topics include disease information, breathing retraining, action planning, medication use, energy conservation, and following good health habits.
The long condition consists of five, weekly calls (30-45 minutes each) following a structured curriculum of patient education topics.
|
Experimental: Condition #13
Education = long Walking training = off Inhaler training = on Caregiver support = on
|
Participants randomized to this condition will receive two sessions of inhaler technique education using a virtual teach-to-goal (TTG) method in which individuals are observed using their inhaler, provided feedback, and then observed again.
Participants randomized to this condition will identify an informal caregiver who is involved in their healthcare (i.e., spouse, family member, or friend), who will receive a mailed copy of the Respiratory Health Association's COPD Caregiver's Toolkit, a comprehensive informational resource to support the care of the person living with COPD.
Caregivers will receive two brief (10-15 minute) check-in calls from a trained staff member.
The structured content of these sessions will include providing an overview of toolkit content, identifying goals for sections(s) to review and incorporate into caregiving activities, and addressing any questions.
The self-management education condition is based on the Living Well with COPD program.
The program consists of a mailed booklet and structured phone counseling delivered by certified COPD educators.
Topics include disease information, breathing retraining, action planning, medication use, energy conservation, and following good health habits.
The long condition consists of five, weekly calls (30-45 minutes each) following a structured curriculum of patient education topics.
|
Experimental: Condition #14
Education = long Walking training = off Inhaler training = on Caregiver support = off
|
Participants randomized to this condition will receive two sessions of inhaler technique education using a virtual teach-to-goal (TTG) method in which individuals are observed using their inhaler, provided feedback, and then observed again.
The self-management education condition is based on the Living Well with COPD program.
The program consists of a mailed booklet and structured phone counseling delivered by certified COPD educators.
Topics include disease information, breathing retraining, action planning, medication use, energy conservation, and following good health habits.
The long condition consists of five, weekly calls (30-45 minutes each) following a structured curriculum of patient education topics.
|
Experimental: Condition #15
Education = long Walking training = off Inhaler training = off Caregiver support = on
|
Participants randomized to this condition will identify an informal caregiver who is involved in their healthcare (i.e., spouse, family member, or friend), who will receive a mailed copy of the Respiratory Health Association's COPD Caregiver's Toolkit, a comprehensive informational resource to support the care of the person living with COPD.
Caregivers will receive two brief (10-15 minute) check-in calls from a trained staff member.
The structured content of these sessions will include providing an overview of toolkit content, identifying goals for sections(s) to review and incorporate into caregiving activities, and addressing any questions.
The self-management education condition is based on the Living Well with COPD program.
The program consists of a mailed booklet and structured phone counseling delivered by certified COPD educators.
Topics include disease information, breathing retraining, action planning, medication use, energy conservation, and following good health habits.
The long condition consists of five, weekly calls (30-45 minutes each) following a structured curriculum of patient education topics.
|
Experimental: Condition #16
Education = long Walking training = off Inhaler training = off Caregiver support = off
|
The self-management education condition is based on the Living Well with COPD program.
The program consists of a mailed booklet and structured phone counseling delivered by certified COPD educators.
Topics include disease information, breathing retraining, action planning, medication use, energy conservation, and following good health habits.
The long condition consists of five, weekly calls (30-45 minutes each) following a structured curriculum of patient education topics.
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What is the study measuring?
Primary Outcome Measures
Outcome Measure |
Measure Description |
Time Frame |
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Health-related quality of life
Time Frame: Change from baseline at 90-day follow-up
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Measured by the Chronic Respiratory Disease Questionnaire (CRQ), a 20-item questionnaire yielding a total score and subscale scores for mastery, fatigue, emotional functioning, and dyspnea.
The total score ranges from 20-140, with 10 points considered to be a minimal clinically important difference.
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Change from baseline at 90-day follow-up
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Secondary Outcome Measures
Outcome Measure |
Measure Description |
Time Frame |
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COPD symptom burden
Time Frame: Change from baseline at 90-day follow-up
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Measured by the COPD Assessment Test (CAT), an 8-item questionnaire measuring the global impact of dyspnea on health status.
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Change from baseline at 90-day follow-up
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Self-management behaviors
Time Frame: Change from baseline at 90-day follow-up
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Measured by the Patient Activation Measure (PAM-13), 9 a 13-item questionnaire measuring patient knowledge, skill, and confidence for self-management.
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Change from baseline at 90-day follow-up
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Hospitalization
Time Frame: Incidence at 90-day follow-up
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Self-reported hospitalization history.
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Incidence at 90-day follow-up
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Collaborators and Investigators
Sponsor
Collaborators
Investigators
- Principal Investigator: Amanda R Mathew, PhD, Rush University Medical Center
Study record dates
Study Major Dates
Study Start (Actual)
Primary Completion (Actual)
Study Completion (Actual)
Study Registration Dates
First Submitted
First Submitted That Met QC Criteria
First Posted (Actual)
Study Record Updates
Last Update Posted (Actual)
Last Update Submitted That Met QC Criteria
Last Verified
More Information
Terms related to this study
Keywords
Other Study ID Numbers
- 20050506
Plan for Individual participant data (IPD)
Plan to Share Individual Participant Data (IPD)?
Drug and device information, study documents
Studies a U.S. FDA-regulated drug product
Studies a U.S. FDA-regulated device product
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