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2023
Palliative care focuses on improving the quality of life of people living with serious illness and their family carers. However despite policy, clinical, and research evidence underpinning the importance of a family approach to care, as well as justification for early palliative care integration, systemic inadequacies have impeded the quality of family
Prizer, Lindsay, Hudson, Peter
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Palliative care focuses on improving the quality of life of people living with serious illness and their family carers. However despite policy, clinical, and research evidence underpinning the importance of a family approach to care, as well as justification for early palliative care integration, systemic inadequacies have impeded the quality of family
Prizer, Lindsay, Hudson, Peter
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Care partner: A concept analysis
Nursing Outlook, 2017The use of the term care partner has increased, particularly in the chronic disease literature; however, the concept has not been well defined.The purpose of this concept analysis was to define and assist nurses to better understand the concept of care partner.The method by Walker and Avant was used for this literature-based concept analysis.Care ...
Paul N. Bennett +3 more
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Neighborhood Care Partners (NCP)
Quality Management in Health Care, 2001How can practitioners use self-collected data from a diabetic patient to achieve their group practice's goal of measured improvement in care. This is a hypothetical case study used to teach health professions' students about control chart methods.
D V, Neuhauser +2 more
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Alleviating Care Partner Poststroke Stress Through Education
Journal of Neuroscience Nursing, 2020ABSTRACT BACKGROUND Those who provide assistance to persons who have experienced stroke (care partners) become exposed to new situation and paradigms that may produce stress. Providing adequate information and training before discharge may reduce care partner stress. METHODS
Lakina, Ferguson +4 more
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Care Partners and Online Patient Portals
JAMA, 2014Each year, more than 65 million people in the United States (29% to 39% of the population) provide care for a chronically ill, disabled, or elderly family member or friend.1 Such caregivers, who help with both basic life functions and managing medical care, are critical to helping people maintain their health and remain in their communities.2 Many ...
Urmimala, Sarkar, David W, Bates
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Telehealth Ethics: The Role of Care Partners
Telemedicine and e-Health, 2020During telehealth encounters, care partners may assist with physical maneuvers or examinations. These care partners may be friends or family members of the patient. There are unique ethical considerations in the use of care partners during telehealth examinations, yet there is limited guidance for such interactions.
Emily M, Hayden +2 more
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Alzheimer's & Dementia, 2023
AbstractBackgroundAttention must be given to Filipino‐Americans since they are a growing underrepresented population and limited research exists on their healthcare needs, priorities, and research engagement. The broad goal of this project is to address the unique challenges related to the provision of Dementia care among Filipino‐Americans.MethodMixed‐
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AbstractBackgroundAttention must be given to Filipino‐Americans since they are a growing underrepresented population and limited research exists on their healthcare needs, priorities, and research engagement. The broad goal of this project is to address the unique challenges related to the provision of Dementia care among Filipino‐Americans.MethodMixed‐
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