Family Conferences in Stroke Rehabilitation: A Literature Review

Loupis, Yasmine; Faux, Steven

doi:10.1016/j.jstrokecerebrovasdis.2012.12.003

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“…Our findings indicate that caregiver support should start as early as possible, preferably in the acute stroke care phase; this in line with other qualitative research, advocating early caregiver engagement . Since the transfer of a stroke survivor from the rehabilitation to the home phase is recognised to be very stressful or even highly problematic for the caregiver, an adequate support programme should include the home care phase.…”

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confidence: 86%

Developing a complex intervention programme for informal caregivers of stroke survivors: The Caregivers’ Guide

Krieger

Feron

Dorant

2016

Scandinavian Caring Sciences

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Section: Discussionsupporting

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Developing a complex intervention programme for informal caregivers of stroke survivors: The Caregivers’ Guide

Krieger

Feron

Dorant

2016

Scandinavian Caring Sciences

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“…Some studies specifically address the sphere of caregivers (S 7 (13) , S 11 (17) ) or, like S 18 (24) , address patient-caregiver pairs. One of the conclusions of S 7 (13) requires "additional investigation about the effects of educational and emotional support on hospital and outpatient clinics, on QoL of caregivers and prevention of re-hospitalization or admission to continuous care units (home care)", while S 11 (17) states that, "at month 12, the patients from the group of trained caregivers presented better mood and quality of life" and concludes as follows: "the provision of training to informal caregivers of patients with stroke improves the mood and the QoL of both patients and caregivers," among other equally important aspects. In S 18 (24) , in brief, "the authors conclude that patient satisfaction with care provision was the most important indicator and determinant of quality of life of patients and caregivers".…”

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“…Thus, this care management model resulted in significant improvement of the profile of health and secondary prevention at month 3 after discharge. S 7 (13) The studies/articles suggest that the stroke survivors and their families have additional education and support needs besides the typical attention, and this intervention may be leveraged by adopting more active (and not reactive) actions, preventing crises or potentially preventable ruptures. This review provides information about the ideal methods of communication and planning and identifies how to benefit from these opportunities.…”

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confidence: 99%

Patient with stroke: hospital discharge planning, functionality and quality of life

Nunes

Queirós

2017

Rev. Bras. Enferm.

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Stroke still causes high levels of human inability and suffering, and it is one of the main causes of death in developed countries, including Portugal. Objective: analyze the strategies of hospital discharge planning for these patients, increasing the knowledge related to hospitalhome transition, discharge planning processes and the main impact on the quality of life and functionality. Method: integrative literature review using the PICOD criteria, with database research. Results: 19 articles were obtained, using several approaches and contexts. For quality of life, the factors related to the patient satisfaction with care and the psychoemotional aspects linked with functionality are the most signifi cant. Conclusion: during the hospitalization period, a careful hospital discharge planning and comprehensive care to patients and caregivers -in particular the functional and psychoemotional aspects -tend to have an impact on the quality of life of patients. Descriptors: Stroke; Quality of Life; Patient Discharge; Rehabilitation; Nursing.RESUMO O acidente vascular cerebral ainda origina elevados níveis de incapacidade e sofrimento humano, sendo das primeiras causas de morte nos países desenvolvidos, incluindo em Portugal. Objetivo: analisar as estratégias adotadas no planeamento da alta destes doentes, aprofundando o conhecimento inerente à transição hospital-domicílio, aos processos de preparação de alta assim como às principais repercussões na qualidade de vida e funcionalidade. Método: revisão integrativa de literatura, pelos critérios orientadores PICOD, com pesquisa em base de dados. Resultados: obtidos 19 artigos, com diversas abordagens e contextos. Para a qualidade de vida importa a satisfação com os cuidados recebidos e a consideração dos aspetos psico-emocionais, ligados à funcionalidade. Conclusão: no tempo de internamento, o planeamento cuidado da alta, o cuidado abrangente a doentes e cuidadores -nomeadamente aspectos funcionais e psico-emocionais -tendem a ter impacto na qualidade de vida dos doentes. Descritores: Acidente Vascular Cerebral; Qualidade de Vida; Alta do Paciente; Reabilitação; Enfermagem. RESUMENEl accidente cerebrovascular todavía lleva a elevados niveles de incapacidad y sufrimiento humano, y es una de las primeras causas de muerte en los países desarrollados, incluido Portugal. Objetivo: analizar las estrategias adoptadas en la planifi cación del alta de estos pacientes profundizando en el conocimiento inherente a la transición del hospital al domicilio, a los procesos de preparación del alta, así como a las principales repercusiones en la calidad de vida y la funcionalidad. Método: revisión integradora de la literatura por los criterios orientadores PICOD con una búsqueda en bases de datos. Resultados: se obtuvieron 19 artículos con diversos enfoques y contextos. Para la calidad de vida importa la satisfacción con los cuidados recibidos y la consideración de los aspectos psicoemocionales ligados a la funcionalidad. Conclusión: en el tiempo de internamiento, la planifi cación...

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“…National Clinical Guidelines for Stroke, 2004). However, further research of the effects of educational family conferences provided in the hospital setting on quality of life and prevention of institutionalization is required (Loupis & Faux, 2013).…”

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Effects of information and training provision in satisfaction of patients and carers in stroke rehabilitation

Aguirrezabal

Duarte

Rueda

et al. 2013

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BACKGROUND: Active information and training improves patient and carer knowledge of stroke and aspects of patient satisfaction, as well as reduces patient depression. OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the effect of a post-stroke information and carer training intervention provided in the rehabilitation hospital setting on patient and carers' satisfaction. METHODS: Nonrandomized, controlled trial with 241 patients consecutively admitted in a post-stroke rehabilitation unit and their carers. The first 140 underwent a standard rehabilitation program (control group) and the 131 following attended an additional class (intervention group). Satisfaction was assessed with the Satisfaction Pound Scale administered by telephone 6 months after stroke in 74 patients and 85 carers from the control group and in 76 patients and 73 carers from the intervention group. RESULTS: Over 80% of patients in both groups were satisfied with information, care and therapy during hospitalization. The amount of therapy and support at discharge were the issues that arouse greater dissatisfaction. Patient and carers' satisfaction with information, support and accessibility to rehabilitation team after hospital discharge improved after the intervention (p < 0.001). CONCLUSIONS: Systematic active information, training and community support provision for stroke patients and carers improves satisfaction with stroke rehabilitation programs and support received after hospital discharge.

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Family Conferences in Stroke Rehabilitation: A Literature Review

Cited by 25 publications

References 19 publications

Developing a complex intervention programme for informal caregivers of stroke survivors: The Caregivers’ Guide

Developing a complex intervention programme for informal caregivers of stroke survivors: The Caregivers’ Guide

Patient with stroke: hospital discharge planning, functionality and quality of life

Effects of information and training provision in satisfaction of patients and carers in stroke rehabilitation

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