Clinical Benefits of Supervised Home Care of the Morbidity Management and Disability Prevention Under National Filariasis Elimination Programme

Britto, R. L. J. De; Pattabi, Kamaraj; Gnanasekaran, Vijayalakshmi; Das, Lalit Kumar; Krishnakumari, A; Sadhasivam, Anbusivam; Supriya, V; Jayaraman, Yuvaraj

doi:10.1089/lrb.2019.0058

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“…Home care services are agencies that are established to provide nursing services or other medical services needed by chronic patients at home [6]. The bene ts of home care include reducing the incidence of hospital complications, reducing the length of hospital stay, increasing the e ciency of hospital beds, and eliminating the waiting list system without reducing the quality of care [7]. Although it is possible to use home care services, studies conducted in Iran suggest the families of these patients still have a lot of stress and worries in caring for their patients [5,8].…”

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When Technology Enters at Home: The Challenges of Home Health Care Providers in a Developing Country

Esmaeili

Nayeri

Bahramnezhad

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Background: The number of patients with chronic diseases requiring invasive mechanical ventilation at home is increasing. Family caregiving for patients with home mechanical ventilation (HMV) is associated with a particularly heavy workload. Thus, identifying the challenges of this valuable type of care can be an elective step for achieving health-related goals. This study was carried out to determine the challenges faced by home health care providers.Methods: 15 participants (9 family caregivers, 3 home nurses, and 3 home care attendants) were selected. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews and structured observation. All the interviews were recorded, transcribed, and then analyzed using qualitative content analysis and Max Qualitative Data Analysis 2010.Results: Three themes emerged from the data analysis: (1) Hospital-based challenges with two subthemes the family unpreparedness for home care and the lack of continuous education, (2) Home health care agency challenges with two sub themes. Home health care workers and the deficiency in organizational policies, and (3) Economic challenges.Conclusions: Three themes of hospital-related challenges, home health care agency challenges, and economic challenges emerged in the study showed that support from the insurance system, improvement of home care agency policies, and holistic care for patients through a multidisciplinary team approach are essential for addressing the current challenges of home care for patients under invasive mechanical ventilation at home.

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When Technology Enters at Home: The Challenges of Home Health Care Providers in a Developing Country

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Nayeri

Bahramnezhad

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“…Home care services are agencies that are established to provide nursing services or other medical services needed by patients with chronic diseases at home 6. The benefits of home care include reducing the incidence of hospital complications, reducing the length of hospital stay, increasing the efficiency of hospital beds, and eliminating the waiting list system without reducing the quality of care 7. Although it is possible to use home care services, studies conducted in Iran suggest the families of these patients still have a lot of stress and worries in caring for their patients 5,8.…”

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“…6 The benefits of home care include reducing the incidence of hospital complications, reducing the length of hospital stay, increasing the efficiency of hospital beds, and eliminating the waiting list system without reducing the quality of care. 7 Although it is possible to use home care services, studies conducted in Iran suggest the families of these patients still have a lot of stress and worries in caring for their patients. 5,8 Over the past 20 years, home mechanical ventilation has been implemented in many countries, but the quality of patient care and support varies from country to country.…”

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When Technology Enters at Home

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Bahramnezhad³

et al. 2021

Critical Care Nursing Quarterly

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The number of patients with chronic diseases requiring invasive mechanical ventilation at home is increasing. Thus, identifying the challenges of this valuable type of care can be an elective step for achieving health-related goals. This study was conducted to determine the challenges faced by home health care providers. Three themes emerged from the data analysis: (1) hospital-based challenges with 2 subthemes: the family unpreparedness for home care and the lack of continuous education; (2) home health care agency challenges with 2 subthemes: home health care workers and the deficiency in organizational policies; and (3) economic challenges. Three themes of hospital-related challenges, home health care agency challenges, and economic challenges that emerged in the study showed that support from the insurance system, improvement of home care agency policies, and holistic care for patients through a multidisciplinary team approach are essential for addressing the current challenges of care for patients under invasive mechanical ventilation at home.

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Clinical Benefits of Supervised Home Care of the Morbidity Management and Disability Prevention Under National Filariasis Elimination Programme

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When Technology Enters at Home: The Challenges of Home Health Care Providers in a Developing Country

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