Are community health workers more effective in identifying persons in need of home and community-based long-term services than standard-passive approaches [0.03%]
社区卫生工作者在识别居家和社区长期服务需求者方面的效果是否优于标准被动方法
Holly C Felix,Mir Ali,T Mac Bird et al.
Holly C Felix et al.
Consumers prefer home and community-based long-term care (LTC) services (HCBS) but lack information on those services. We examined the use of community health workers (CHWs) to find and help Medicaid beneficiaries with unmet LTC needs acces...
Home care providers' experience of translating evidence-based fall prevention programs into practice [0.03%]
居家护理提供者实施循证跌倒预防方案的转化体验
Kyeongra Yang,Kimberly M Colorito,Kathryn H Bowles et al.
Kyeongra Yang et al.
The purpose of the study was to obtain exploratory, descriptive information that would provide insights into the barriers to and facilitators of the implementation of fall prevention programs in home care settings. The study employed a qual...
Multifactorial analysis to examine drivers of CMS summary star ratings in home health agencies [0.03%]
多因素分析：居家疗养机构CMS综合星级评级的影响因素剖析
Dimitrios Zikos,Katelyn Massaria,Marcello Graziano et al.
Dimitrios Zikos et al.
This cross-sectional study examines factors associated with the CMS Summary Star Ratings in Home Health Agencies (HHA). Using Home Health Compare, medical claims, and census data, negative binomial regression analysis was conducted at the H...
Health literacy training for Australian home care workers: Enablers and barriers [0.03%]
澳大利亚居家护理人员的健康素养培训：机遇与挑战
Debra Palesy,Samantha Jakimowicz
Debra Palesy
The rapidly expanding Australian home care workforce represents an untapped resource for improving health literacy (HL) and health outcomes of their clients. Nine home care workers (HCWs) were interviewed for this study to gain data around ...
Supporting trust in home healthcare providers: insights into the care recipients' perspective [0.03%]
从接受者的角度审视家庭医护提供者所获信任的支撑因素
Rachel E Stuck,Wendy A Rogers
Rachel E Stuck
Successful care in home health for older adults is heavily dependent on the relationships between care recipients and care providers. A key component of that relationship is trust. To investigate trust in this context, we explored what olde...
The subjective world of home care workers in dementia: an "order of worth" analysis [0.03%]
阿尔茨海默病居家护理人员的主观世界：“价值秩序”分析
Justine Schneider,Kristian Pollock,Samantha Wilkinson et al.
Justine Schneider et al.
The perspective of domiciliary workers is needed to recruit a high-quality workforce and meet growing demand. An English ethnographic study yielded extensive insights. To structure analysis of the study data, we apply a method developed by ...
Immediate aftermath of a client's death: the experience of home health aides [0.03%]
居家护理员面对病人死亡的瞬间反应体验研究报告
Adrita Barooah,Kathrin Boerner,Hayley P Gleason et al.
Adrita Barooah et al.
This study investigated Home Health Aides' (HHAs) experiences in the immediate aftermath of client death. Semi-structured in-person interviews with 80 HHAs explored how notification of death and reassignment to a new client were handled. On...
Predictors and patterns of home health care utilization among older adults in Shanghai, China [0.03%]
中国上海市老年人家庭护理利用的影响因素及模式分析
Yan Liang,Hong Liang,Kirsten N Corazzini
Yan Liang
The objective of this study is to explore the predictors and patterns of home health care among older adults in Shanghai, China. A cross-sectional survey was conducted in the Yangpu and Pudong Districts of Shanghai from August to September ...
Developing a health interview tool for Medicaid home and community-based services clients and home care aides through a community-engaged approach [0.03%]
通过社区参与的方法为医疗补助家庭和社区为基础的服务客户及家庭护理助手开发健康访谈工具
Rebecca Johnson,Laura Diaz,Lara Boyken et al.
Rebecca Johnson et al.
We describe a community-engaged approach to develop and pilot a home care aide (HCA) administered health interview with Medicaid Home and Community-based Services clients. Stakeholders identified five priority health topics and selected a c...
Kaoru Kyota,Keiko Tsukasaki,Tomoya Itatani
Kaoru Kyota
This study aimed to examine factors influencing disaster preparedness among families caring for older adults who take oral medications. Fifty-eight family caregivers completed anonymous self-administered questionnaires. Binomial logistic re...