美国军人和退伍军人照顾者的视角:质的探索。

Rand health quarterly Pub Date : 2024-12-10 eCollection Date: 2024-12-01
Priya Gandhi, Kayla M Williams, Rajeev Ramchand
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兰德公司的研究人员介绍了美国军队和退伍军人护理人员的定性研究结果:从阴影中浮现的隐藏英雄研究项目,分享了对美国军队和退伍军人护理人员的采访见解。在2023年12月至2024年2月期间进行了38次定性访谈。接受采访的护理人员用自己的语言提供了丰富的经验描述,以说明性的轶事补充了主要研究的调查结果,加深了我们对护理的挑战和乐趣的理解,并阐明了改善支持服务的机会。护理人员强调,通过各种日常生活活动和日常生活的工具性活动来帮助被护理者,通常利用各种非正式和正式的支持。他们经常面临挑战,例如平衡护理与其他优先事项和承诺;管理护理对象的健康状况和需求;经济、情感和身体上的挣扎;以及难以获得喘息和驾驭医疗保健系统。照顾者反思他们的身份,强调他们与其他照顾者的相似和不同之处;他们普遍表示,他们觉得照顾孩子是值得的。他们还讨论了护理的经济影响,并指出了各组织改善外联和提供服务的机会。
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Perspectives of America's Military and Veteran Caregivers: A Qualitative Exploration.

RAND researchers present findings from the qualitative arm of the America's Military and Veteran Caregivers: Hidden Heroes Emerging from the Shadows research project, sharing insights from interviews with U.S. military and veteran caregivers. Thirty-eight qualitative interviews were conducted between December 2023 and February 2024. In the interviewed caregivers' own words, they provided rich descriptions of their experiences, complementing the main study's survey findings with illustrative anecdotes that deepen our understanding of the challenges and joys of caregiving and elucidate opportunities to improve supportive services. Caregivers highlighted aiding care recipients with a broad array of activities of daily living and instrumental activities of daily living, often leveraging a variety of informal and formal supports. They often faced challenges, such as balancing caregiving with other priorities and commitments; managing care recipients' health-related conditions and needs; financial, emotional, and physical struggles; and difficulty accessing respite and navigating health care systems. Caregivers reflected on their identities, highlighting ways in which they are similar to and different from other caregivers; they generally said that they found caregiving to be rewarding. They also discussed the economic impacts of caregiving and pointed to opportunities for organizations to improve outreach and provision of services.

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