Lack of sensitivity to readmission: A grounded theory study for explaining the process of readmitting patients suffering from congestive heart failure

Abstract

In order to control readmission, we recommend those in charge of policy-making for public health to pay particular attention to this variable and taking step such as sensitizing people concerned.

Understanding help-seeking decisions in people with heart failure: A qualitative systematic review

“…1) and were fully screened by SH and AMC. Of these, 58 studies met the criteria for inclusion in the review Obs SSI + Clear focus on intervention À Small number of participants for intervention À Limited description of intervention À Interviewer is the same person who carried out the intervention À Low reflexivity (Heo et al, 2009a,b;Hekmatpou et al, 2009Hekmatpou et al, , 2010Nordgren et al, 2007a,b;Riegel et al, 2010a,b;Rogers et al, 2000Rogers et al, , 2002.…”

“…They also reported health professionals: did not listen (Brannstrom et al, 2007;Eldh et al, 2004;Scotto, 2005), provided inconsistent or vague information (Box 1C), did not follow up (Hekmatpou et al, 2009(Hekmatpou et al, , 2010 and had poor communication with other health professionals (Eldh et al, 2004;Horowitz et al, 2004;Rogers et al, 2002). The need for better explanations of heart failure and its symptoms from professionals were widely noted (Box 1C).…”

“…The need for better explanations of heart failure and its symptoms from professionals were widely noted (Box 1C). Some health professionals recognized the need for good communication with patients, but were constrained by lack of time in consultations (Brannstrom et al, 2011;Hekmatpou et al, 2009Hekmatpou et al, , 2010. Patients could perceive that professionals had exclusive responsibility for management Murray et al, 2002;Varma et al, 2001)/symptom monitoring (Schnell et al, 2006) or that responsibility was shared (Brannstrom et al, 2007;Eldh et al, 2004Eldh et al, , 2006Varma et al, 2001;Winters, 1999).…”

“…Information holding Eldh et al (2006), Eldh et al (2004), Horne and Payne (2004), Murray et al (2002), Nordgren et al (2008), Rogers et al (2000), Varma et al (2001). Vague information Brannstrom et al (2007), Hekmatpou et al (2009), Heo et al (2009a, Mooney and Boxer (2003). Need for better explanations Brannstrom et al (2011), Hekmatpou et al (2009, Horne and Payne (2004), Murray et al (2002), Rogers et al (2000), Russell et al (1998), Simpson et al (2000), Zambroski (2003).…”

“…Vague information Brannstrom et al (2007), Hekmatpou et al (2009), Heo et al (2009a, Mooney and Boxer (2003). Need for better explanations Brannstrom et al (2011), Hekmatpou et al (2009, Horne and Payne (2004), Murray et al (2002), Rogers et al (2000), Russell et al (1998), Simpson et al (2000), Zambroski (2003). Caregivers Bosworth et al (2004), Brannstrom et al (2007), Brannstrom et al (2006), Crowder (2006, Horne and Payne (2004), Horowitz et al (2004), Luttik et al (2007), Mooney and Boxer (2003), Riegel and Carlson (2002), Riegel et al (2010b), Riegel et al (2010a), Sanford et al (2011), Scotto (2005, Thornhill et al (2008), Thornton and Hopp (2011).…”