The journal of medical investigation : JMI · 2024
Practices and Challenges of Home Care Pressure Ulcer Management;Perception of Home-visit Nurses Who Have Completed the Specified Medical Acts Training.
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Yamashita Ruriko, Hisada Reiko, Mori Miki, Nishino Saori, Daibatake Mitsunori
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PURPOSE OF THE STUDY: This study aims to clarify practices and challenges on pressure ulcer management as perceived by home-visit nurses who have completed the specified medical acts training.
METHODS: We gathered 8 home-visit nurses who have completed the training in Japan. First-author conducted in-depth, semi-structured individual interviews, asking for their insights on home care pressure ulcer management.
FINDINGS: We found that the home-visit nurses conducted the following practices;[having understandings and empathy as a health care professional who engage with client's lives with developing/worsening pressure ulcer], [pressure ulcer care at its best within limited resources], [systematic advice and guidance to caregivers and other professionals], and [demonstration of nursing as the post-training nurse of the specified medical acts]. We also learn that the home-visit nurses were faced with following challenges:[difficulties in smoothly collaborating with multiple professionals from different organizations], [not reaching a high level of expertise or skill], [limitations under the long-term care and medical insurance systems] and [impact of COVID-19].
CONCLUSION: Home-visit nurses who have completed the specified medical acts training provided the nurses worked toward raising community's awareness of the care by providing leaderships to those involved in health care teams and collaborating with other professionals. J. Med. Invest. 71 : 346-355, August, 2024.
METHODS: We gathered 8 home-visit nurses who have completed the training in Japan. First-author conducted in-depth, semi-structured individual interviews, asking for their insights on home care pressure ulcer management.
FINDINGS: We found that the home-visit nurses conducted the following practices;[having understandings and empathy as a health care professional who engage with client's lives with developing/worsening pressure ulcer], [pressure ulcer care at its best within limited resources], [systematic advice and guidance to caregivers and other professionals], and [demonstration of nursing as the post-training nurse of the specified medical acts]. We also learn that the home-visit nurses were faced with following challenges:[difficulties in smoothly collaborating with multiple professionals from different organizations], [not reaching a high level of expertise or skill], [limitations under the long-term care and medical insurance systems] and [impact of COVID-19].
CONCLUSION: Home-visit nurses who have completed the specified medical acts training provided the nurses worked toward raising community's awareness of the care by providing leaderships to those involved in health care teams and collaborating with other professionals. J. Med. Invest. 71 : 346-355, August, 2024.