NIH Reporter #5K23HL144910-05

Research Services Award for Heart Failure Care Improvement at University of Washington

This opportunity involves the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI) awarding and soliciting research services at the University of Washington, Seattle, focused on improving heart failure care through structured interprofessional bedside rounds (SIBR). - Government Buyer: - National Heart Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI) - Project conducted at University of Washington, Seattle - Products/Services Requested: - Advanced research and implementation science services - Focus on SIBR model fidelity, patient outcomes, and evidence-based heart failure care pathways - Assessment of patient and family experiences - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Emphasis on implementation and sustainment of SIBR - Research to inform future multi-site studies and optimized SIBR implementation - No specific OEMs or commercial products are involved; this is a research and service-based project

Description

This project focuses on improving heart failure care through the implementation and sustainment of structured interprofessional bedside rounds (SIBR). The study aims to assess the relationship between fidelity to the SIBR model and patient outcomes, including the timeliness of initiating and completing an evidence-based heart failure pathway and patient and family experiences. The research will be conducted at the University of Washington and seeks to inform future multi-site research and optimized implementation of the SIBR model. The project involves advanced research in heart failure outcomes, implementation science, and patient-centered care.

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