Identifying Social-Behavioral Health Needs of Adults with Sickle Cell Disease in the Emergency Department

Smith, Sophia K.; Johnston, Julia; Rutherford, Carlton; Hollowell, Rachel; Tanabe, Paula

doi:10.1016/j.jen.2017.04.009

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“…A Chicago study used a convenience sample of adult and pediatric ED patients to compare the accuracy of two screening tools for food insecurity . Finally, a study in a Southeast U.S. ED surveyed patients with sickle cell disease with regard to their needs including difficulties with organizing transportation and paying for prescriptions …”

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Material Needs of Emergency Department Patients: A Systematic Review

Malecha

Williams

Kunzler

et al. 2018

Academic Emergency Medicine

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Section: Limitationsmentioning

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Material Needs of Emergency Department Patients: A Systematic Review

Malecha

Williams

Kunzler

et al. 2018

Academic Emergency Medicine

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“…The wide array of medical complications often requires coordination of services from many specialties including hematology, primary care, pulmonology, nephrology, orthopedics, pain management and psychiatry. Individuals with severe disease are often unable to work resulting in challenges with insurance, obtaining prescriptions and coordination of care (S. K. Smith, Johnston, Rutherford, Hollowell, & Tanabe, 2017).…”

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Barriers to Care for Persons With Sickle Cell Disease

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Bonnabeau

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As a constant member of the health care team, the case manager may be the only health care team member who has a broad knowledge of the patient's experience of acute and chronic pain, usual state of health, social behavioral health needs, and how these factors may affect both inpatient and outpatient health care use and health outcomes. This article explores the barriers to care and suggests specific interventions within the role of the case manager that can improve care delivered and ultimately contribute to improved patient outcomes. Specifically, these interventions can improve communication among members of the health care team. Case manager interventions can guide coordination, prevent hospital readmissions, reduce health care utilization, and contribute to overall improved patient quality of life and health outcomes.

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“…(4,5) A grande variedade de complicações requer constante atenção primária e acompanhamento de muitas especialidades, incluindo hematologia, pneumologia, nefrologia, ortopedia, controle da dor e psiquiatria. (6) Para reduzir sintomas e complicações, ampliar a sobrevida e melhorar a qualidade de vida, um regime rigoroso de cuidados necessita ser assimilado pelos genitores desde o nascimento e mantidos ao longo da vida pelo próprio adoecido, por meio de medidas de autocuidado. A adolescência é considerada momento de transição da condição de ser cuidado para ser autônomo para cuidar de si.…”

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