The Impact of a Nurse‐Led Home Visitation Program on Hypertension Self‐Management among Older Community‐Dwelling Koreans

Park, Eunok; Kim, JinShil

doi:10.1111/phn.12220

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“…All characterized the population investigated by collecting socio-demographic data (age, gender, and marital status) and highlighted two main themes: health education, and, program and care protocol. In health education (20)(21)(22) , the variables investigated were related to aspects of daily life of the elderly individuals, such as medication administration and adherence, depression, social support, and knowledge about chronic diseases.…”

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“…In the program and care protocol (21)(22) , the following themes were emphasized: cognition, self-administration of medication, dyspnea, pain, cutaneous integrity, functional dependence, health complaints, quality of life, knowledge, and adherence to treatment for arterial hypertension.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The methodological delineations described in the research differ, but we identified a predominance of quasi-experimental (20)(21)(22) Chart 2 -Characterization of the nine quantitative articles analyzed, 2018 Park, Kim (22) , 2015 and transversal studies (23)(24)(25) , as well as experimental (26)(27) and longitudinal studies (28) . With regards to the results, the authors stated that educational interventions could be considered a good practice to be promoted by nurses, who provide care for elders in home care, as well as an instrument that favors the adoption of other good care practices for their daily lives.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Rodrigues (29) et al, 1996 (33) , 2011 Carvalhais, Sousa (35) , 2013 The developed actions had a diverse duration, but were beneficial to the participants, as well as efficient in improving self-care and the care provided, and increased the participation of the elderly in health promotion groups. Self-care is a manner of maintaining the independence of the elderly individual, even when he is debilitated by some chronic condition (20,22,25) . Thus, health promotion groups also stand out for making people's knowledge known, and for expanding the social support network, promoting changes in the quality of life of the elderly by means of interpersonal interaction (36)(37) .…”

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Assumptions of good practices in home care for the elderly: a systematic review

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Objective: To synthesize the knowledge produced on best nursing practices in long-term care for elderly at home, in order to promote healthy aging. Method: A systematic review, based on the Joanna Briggs Institute’s proposal: without restriction of dates; in the English, Portuguese and Spanish languages; conducted in PubMed, CINAHL, LILACS, Embase and Scopus databases. Results: Among 453 articles identified, 16 were included in the review: seven qualitative and nine quantitative, published between 1996 and 2015. The synthesis of the data identified as best practices identifies a premise of care centered on the elderly and the inclusion of the elderly, family and nurses as agents of this care. Conclusion: According to evidence, good practices in gerontological and nursing home care fundamentally depend on constant planning and reorganization, so that they are indeed comprehensive and contextualized. Thus, providing care will be reasoned by and driven to the elderly, based on their specific and global needs, favoring a process of healthy and active aging.

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Section: Synthesis Of Results Of Quantitative Studiesmentioning

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Section: Synthesis Of Results Of Quantitative Studiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Synthesis Of Results Of Quantitative Studiesmentioning

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“…47 In the United States, a nurseled home visitation program aided self-management of hypertension and resulted in higher medication adherence. 48 Nurse-led care models for uncomplicated cases are a core strategy to reduce costs and waiting times. If regulations allow for nurses to be involved in dispensing medication, home visits by nurses may facilitate access to low-cost generic medication in Tajikistan.…”

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Identifying Opportunities to Strengthen Service Delivery for Hypertension in Tajikistan

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Gong³

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Nurse’s Contribution to Alleviate Non-adherence to Hypertension Treatment

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Ten clinical studies were identified. The majority of studies reported beneficial effect of nursing intervention on treatment adherence in hypertensive patients. Telephone contacts and home visits were found to be the most effective educational approaches. Although comorbidities are considered to be an important barrier to adherence, there was not enough evidence to elucidate this aspect. Identifying specific factors that affect behavioral change in the setting of a successful intervention was difficult due to high heterogeneity among studies regarding materials and methods. Nursing interventions were shown to alleviate non-adherence to medication in patients with hypertension. Large well designed clinical trials are needed to evaluate specific factors that are associated with effective interventions.

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The Impact of a Nurse‐Led Home Visitation Program on Hypertension Self‐Management among Older Community‐Dwelling Koreans

Abstract: This nurse-led home visitation intervention can be helpful in self-management skill building among hypertensive Korean elders. The program may improve medication adherence and health-promoting behavioral changes.

Cited by 27 publications

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Assumptions of good practices in home care for the elderly: a systematic review

Assumptions of good practices in home care for the elderly: a systematic review

Identifying Opportunities to Strengthen Service Delivery for Hypertension in Tajikistan

Nurse’s Contribution to Alleviate Non-adherence to Hypertension Treatment

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