摘要
背景:阿尔茨海默氏病(AD)患者的照顾者在实际情况下(包括老年psy)操作时,常常会感到缺乏专家的支持和信息。 儿童病房、护理院、社区和病人之家。 目的:广告照顾者可以叙述生态瞬间评估(EMA)中需要解决的问题,以捕捉AD护理和生态护理中的实时和真实需求。 即时干预(EMI)作为在线电子学习,以帮助在关注的领域。 方法:与AD照顾者进行12次专题小组讨论,共访谈62人。一旦通过语篇分析确定了调查和学习的主要主题,即AD CAR。 送礼者表示,这些主题(0表示“无”,“1”表示“完全”)可能满足他们在照料方面的重点需求和学习中的主题。Z分数的比例和COH 计算每个项目的En和d效应大小,报告平均得分。 结果:AD护理人员指出可以从EMA/EMI在线平台中受益的主要关注领域是:支持(d=3.08)、协作(d=1.85)、药物审查(d=1.21)、交易。 悲伤和哀悼,时间(D=0.97)。此外,他们确定了可用于向同事提供帮助的个人资源:支持(d=1.34)、信息(d=0.97)、合作(d=2.06)、医院。 住院(d=3.08),出院(d=5.50)。 结论:重点小组和叙述可以作为建立一个支持AD护理中EMA/EMI的专用AD应用程序的初始阶段。
关键词: 阿尔茨海默氏病,照顾者,电子学习,教育应用,生态瞬间评估,生态瞬间干预。
Current Alzheimer Research
Title:Ecological Momentary Assessments and Interventions in Alzheimer’s Caregiving
Volume: 15 Issue: 11
关键词: 阿尔茨海默氏病,照顾者,电子学习,教育应用,生态瞬间评估,生态瞬间干预。
摘要: Background: Caregivers of persons with Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) often experience feelings of lack of support and information from specialists when operating in real scenarios, inclusive of old-age psychiatric wards, care homes, community, and patient’s home.
Objective: AD caregivers can provide narrative about what issues need to be addressed in Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) to capture real-time and real-scenario needs in AD caregiving, and Ecological Momentary Interventions (EMI) as online e-learning to assist in areas of concerns.
Method: Twelve focus group discussions took place with AD caregivers for a total of 62 people interviewed. Once major themes in surveys and learning were identified by using discourse analysis, AD caregivers expressed the likelihood that these themes (where 0 meant “nil” and 1 meant “completely”) would address their focal needs in caregiving and topics in learning. Z scores for proportions and Cohen’s d effect size were calculated for each item reporting the averaged scores.
Results: AD caregivers indicated that the major areas of concern that could benefit from an EMA/EMI online platform were: support (d=3.08), collaboration (d=1.85), medication review (d=1.21), dealing with grief and mourning, and time (d=0.97). Moreover, they identified personal resources available to provide help to colleagues: support (d=1.34), information (d=0.97), collaboration (d=2.06), hospital admission (d=3.08), and hospital discharge (d=5.50).
Conclusion: Focus groups and narratives can be the initial stage in creating a dedicated AD app supporting EMA/EMI in AD care.
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Ecological Momentary Assessments and Interventions in Alzheimer’s Caregiving, Current Alzheimer Research 2018; 15 (11) . https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/1567205015666180702111523
DOI https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/1567205015666180702111523 |
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