癌症护理文件中的健康资产。

Ann Kristin Rotegård, May Solveig Fagermoen, Cornelia M Ruland
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患者的经验、知识和偏好,以及更多以人为本的护理需要在临床支持系统中实施,这是电子卫生的核心价值和成果。医疗资产就是这样的信息。通过对癌症患者护理资料的分析,探讨并描述了健康资产的概念。从一个更大的研究中获得的100条记录的方便样本中,有43条记录符合纳入标准。采用内容分析法对其进行分析。这些记录中平均记录了3.2项健康资产,61%的资产描述引用了患者。资产最常在入院记录中发现(49%),但没有发现护理文件中描述或指示预期用途或随访的信息。
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Health assets in nursing documentation of cancer care.

Patients' experiences, knowledge and preferences, as well as more person-centered care need to be implemented in clinical support systems and are central values and outcomes of eHealth. Health assets represent such information. The concept of health assets was explored and described based on analysis of nursing documentation in cancer patients' records. A convenience sample from 100 records, available from a larger study, resulted in 43 records that met the inclusion criteria. These were analyzed using content analysis methods. A mean of 3.2 health assets was documented in these records, and 61% of the descriptions of assets quoted patients. Assets were found most often in the admission notes (49%), but no information was found that described or indicated an intended use or follow up in the nursing documentation.

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