从诊断开始解决多发性硬化症护理人员的需求:一个全面的在线护理协议的发展。

Q1 Nursing
International journal of MS care Pub Date : 2023-11-01 Epub Date: 2023-11-08 DOI:10.7224/1537-2073.2023-075
Rosalind C Kalb, Deborah Miller, Jon Strum, Sara Loud
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背景:多发性硬化症(MS)患者的护理人员从其伴侣的诊断开始就有情感、工具、健康和社会需求,并在整个病程中持续。他们的悲伤、焦虑、抑郁、孤立和疲劳的感觉,以及他们用于自我照顾的有限时间,影响了他们的健康和生活质量;然而,照顾者的需求往往没有被卫生保健提供者、大家庭、朋友和雇主认识到。该项目创建了一个在线护理资源,使护理人员受益,使MS临床医生能够及时有效地为护理人员提供所需的支持和资源,从而使MS患者受益。方法:我们组建了一个护理人员咨询委员会,以帮助我们确定从诊断到整个病程中护理人员的需求和相应的资源。然后,我们调查了更大的MS护理人员社区,以验证和改进资源列表。每个确定的资源然后由作者审查质量和准确性。结果:护理人员资源现在已经准备好放入一个专门的网站,可以方便地访问所需的信息、支持、工具和资源。结论:创造这种照顾者资源的过程证实了文献中关于照顾者角色的长期发现。已经创建的资源将使MS患者的护理人员,他们的亲人和MS临床医生受益。
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Addressing the Needs of Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers From Diagnosis Onward: The Development of a Comprehensive Online Caregiver Protocol.

Background: Caregivers of individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS) have emotional, instrumental, wellness, and social needs beginning with their partner's diagnosis and continuing throughout the disease course. Their feelings of grief, anxiety, depression, isolation, and fatigue, as well as the limited time they have for their own self-care, impact their health and quality of life; yet caregiver needs often go unrecognized by health care providers, extended family, friends, and employers. This project creates an online caregiver resource that will benefit caregivers, enable MS clinicians to offer caregivers the support and resources they need in a timely and time-efficient way, and thereby benefit individuals with MS as well.

Methods: We assembled a caregiver advisory board to help us identify caregiver needs and corresponding resources starting from diagnosis and continuing throughout the disease course. We then surveyed the larger MS caregiver community for validation and refinement of the resource list. Each of the identified resources was then vetted for quality and accuracy by the authors.

Results: The caregiver resources are now ready to be put into a dedicated website that will allow easy access to information, support, tools, and resources as needed.

Conclusions: The process of creating this caregiver resource confirmed longstanding findings in the literature about the caregiving role. The resource that has been created will benefit caregivers of individuals with MS, their loved ones, and MS clinicians.

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International journal of MS care
International journal of MS care Nursing-Advanced and Specialized Nursing
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