<原著>訪問看護におけるケア内容とケア手法に関する解析(2) : 設置主体との関連

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The purpose of this study was to analyze nursing interventions provided by different types of home care organizations. Questionnaires concerning organization, clients characteristics, categories and targets of nursing interventions were sent to nurses in 759 home care agencies in Japan. The 525 subject clients who were obtained were categorized by the following four provider types; local government owned (Local), private owned (Private), nonprofit organization (Nonprofit), and physician and nursing association (Associations). Nursing interventions were analyzed for all types. Client ages ranged between 73 and 75 years. No significant age differences were found among the four provider groups. Activities of daily living were lowest in Local and Associations providers. The percentage of bed-ridden clients was highest in the Association group, followed by the Nonprofit, Local, and Private groups. The frequency of bladder and bowel care was highest in the Private group, followed by the Association group. In the rehabilitation category, the frequency of muscle strength training was highest in the Nonprofit group and lowest in the Local group. A frequently provided nursing category was "treatment and procedures", for which there were no significant differences between the 4 groups.
福井大学の論文
2000-03-31