Transcript File - Wendabo Ouedraogo Capstone

Prevalence of End stage Renal Disease in
Hispanic Population: Focus on knowledge
and Access to care
Presented by Wendabo Ouedraogo
12/04/12
Greetings
 My preceptor: Mrs. Mabel Ankrah.
 My Instructor: Professor Jean Baptiste.
 The Nursing Faculty
 The audience.
 Classmates.
Proposal
 Reason for the proposal
 Tool chosen : Educational pamphlet ( Colossal GDP
pamphlet).
 GDP = Go to the Doctor Pamphlet.
 Attributes and rational
Components of the GDP
 Information about Diabetes (precursor).
 Information about Hypertension (precursor).
 Information about ESRD
 List of free and low income clinics
 Websites for information /education in Spanish.
 Updated list of upcoming free health screenings.
 Our contact for more info if needed.
Do I have diabetes?
Please go to the doctor if
you are not sure.
• Diabetes is when the sugar in
my blood is elevated.
• How do I know I have diabetes?
• Please go to the doctor for
routine check up at least once a
year.
• My family member has
diabetes: Please go to the doctor
as soon as possible
• I have unhealing wound: please
go to the doctor for a glucose
test.
• Untreated diabetes is the first
disease that causes your kidneys
to be destroyed.
Do I have high
blood pressure?
• Did you check your blood
pressure lately?
• If not, please have it checked.
• Did the doctor tell you that you
have high blood pressure?
• Take your medicine and check
your blood pressure regularly.
Follow up with your doctor.
Go to the
Dr.
• If your family member has
blood pressure, check yours too.
• High blood pressure is the
numb 2 leading cause of End
stage renal disease.
Kidney Failure kills.
Wendabo Ouedraogo , RN, Adventist Hospital Takoma Park Md
Student at The University of the District of Columbia.
Contact us. Phone: 240-000-0000
Seek help
We are
here
for you
End stage kidney disease.
The kidneys are very important organs in your body that help with urine elimination and
removal of waste from your body. End stage kidney disease is when your kidneys cannot
function very well and makes you become very sick. When your kidneys fail, you will need
dialysis for 4 hours three times a week to survive. You may need a kidney transplant but it is
very expensive and takes a long time to get one. Checking regularly your blood sugar and
blood pressure helps.
How to get help?
GDP can help.
Programs of the Spanish Catholic
Center
http://lifeoptions.org/catalog/pdfs/teac
hing/SP_Exercise.pdf
Washington, DC, Location
1618 Monroe St., NW, Washington, DC
20010
(202) 939-2400 | (202) 234-1642 (fax)
NKDEP: Improving the
understanding, detection and
management of kidney disease.
http://nkdep.nih.gov/resources.shtml
Baltimore Medical System Highland town Healthy Living
Center
3700 Fleet Street 200
Baltimore MD 21224
410-558-4900
Community clinic Takoma Park health
center, Takoma park MD 20912
http://lifeoptions.org/catalog/pdfs/teac
hing/SP_Exercise.pdf
(301) 431 2972
NKDEP: Improving the
understanding, detection and
management of kidney disease.
http://nkdep.nih.gov/resources.shtml
Community Clinics in.
Greenbelt MD, 20770
(202) 832 8818
AAMC Community Health
Center
1419 Forest Drive Suite 100
Annapolis MD 21403
410-990-0050
(240)638 1270.
Brentwood square health center.
Washington 20018
Southeastern Kidney Council, Inc. (For
patient and family education in Spanish and
English).
(Insert this within GDP. Do not separate)
Upcoming Screenings from the GDP info tool.
America Kidney Fund free screenings
http://www.kidneyfund.org/get-tested/find-ascreening/washington-dc.html
November 10, 2012
11a.m. - 3p.m.
District 7 Family Health Day
Grader Baden Medical Services
1458 Addison Rd. S | Capitol Heights, MD 20743
Tests available: Blood draw (kidney function)
Contact: T’Kia Stewart | 301.984.6656
November 18, 2012
12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Telemundo’s Feria de la Familia
DC Armory
2001 East Capitol St. SE, Washington, DC 20003
Tests available: Blood pressure, finger stick eGFR (instant kidney
function)
Contact: Janis Contreras | 301.984.5053
November 21, 2012
9:30a.m. - 1p.m.
Annual Safeway Feast of Sharing
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
801 Mt. Vernon Pl. NW | Washington, DC 20001
Tests available: Finger stick eGFR (instant kidney function)
Contact: T’Kia Stewart | 301.984.6656
References
 Barnabe .J, Rios E. (2004). Kidney Disease in the Hispanic Population: Facing the
Growing Challenge. Retrieved 09/2012 from: http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P3653918321.html.
 Commonwealth Fund (2011). Quality of Health Care for Hispanic Populations:
Findings from The Commonwealth Fund 2001 Health Care Quality Survey.
Retrieved on October 21, 12 from http://www.commonwealthfund.org/
 Department of public Health Safety (2011). Nurse Examiner. Retrieved 10/02/2012
from https://www.ncdps.gov/index2.cfm?a=000003,000011,000601,001290,001977
 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). (2010).Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention National Chronic Kidney Disease Fact Sheet. Clifton Rd.
Atlanta, GA Retrieved on October 18, 12 from
http://www.cdc.gov/diabetes/pubs/factsheets/hispanic.htm
References continue…
 Stanhope, M., Lancaster, J. (2012). Public Health Nursing: Population-centered Health
Care in the Community. (8th ed). Missouri: Elsevier Mosby
 Swenson, CJ., Trepka, MJ., Rewers, MJ., Scarbro S., Hiatt WR., Hamman RF (2002).
Cardiovascular disease mortality in Hispanics and non-Hispanic whites. Am J
Epidemiol 156 : 919 –928
 The American Kidney Fund. (2012). Retrieved 09/23/12 from:
http://www.kidneyfund.org/get-tested/find-ascreening/washington-dc.html.
 Tolkoff-Rubin, N. (2011). Treatment of irreversible renal failure (23rd ed).
Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier