This article reviews the hope level of chronic non-malignant diseases patients and its influencing factors. We also introduced to the concept of hope level, related theory of hope, measuring tools and the basic strate...This article reviews the hope level of chronic non-malignant diseases patients and its influencing factors. We also introduced to the concept of hope level, related theory of hope, measuring tools and the basic strategy of improving the hope level of chronic non-malignant diseases patients. We proposed that we should better understand and apply the theory of hope to make targeted nursing intervention measures for different patients.展开更多
Objective:To investigate the health service demands and to analyze influencing factors among elderly people based on a community survey in Guilin,China.Methods:A random sampling was used to investigate 366 elderly peo...Objective:To investigate the health service demands and to analyze influencing factors among elderly people based on a community survey in Guilin,China.Methods:A random sampling was used to investigate 366 elderly people in a community using a Health-Care-Needs questionnaire,which was designed by The Western Nursing Alliance research team in China.This survey was used to understand the basic situation,financial condition,health condition,self-care abilities,pension plan,and care services demands of the elderly residing at home.Additionally,this article analyzed the influencing factors contributing to the obtained results.Results:The top 3 nursing needs were security needs(1.61±0.45 points),health education needs(1.54±0.57 points),and respect and self-development needs(1.13±0.64 points).Logistic multifactor regression analysis showed that gender,monthly income,lack of exercise,activities of daily living(ADL)scores,methods of medical payment,and pension plan were independent factors affecting elderly nursing needs.Conclusions:The home-based health services supply for elders did not meet their needs.Therefore,a comprehensive approach considering multifactors such as gender,income,exercise,self-care ability,medical expense payments,and supporting preferences should be considered to address the complex needs of health care.展开更多
基金supported by Health and Family Planning Commission Self-raised Funds Project of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.(No.Z2015497)
文摘This article reviews the hope level of chronic non-malignant diseases patients and its influencing factors. We also introduced to the concept of hope level, related theory of hope, measuring tools and the basic strategy of improving the hope level of chronic non-malignant diseases patients. We proposed that we should better understand and apply the theory of hope to make targeted nursing intervention measures for different patients.
基金supported by The Scientific Research Project of Guangxi Health and Family Planning Commission Foundation of China(No.Z20180913)。
文摘Objective:To investigate the health service demands and to analyze influencing factors among elderly people based on a community survey in Guilin,China.Methods:A random sampling was used to investigate 366 elderly people in a community using a Health-Care-Needs questionnaire,which was designed by The Western Nursing Alliance research team in China.This survey was used to understand the basic situation,financial condition,health condition,self-care abilities,pension plan,and care services demands of the elderly residing at home.Additionally,this article analyzed the influencing factors contributing to the obtained results.Results:The top 3 nursing needs were security needs(1.61±0.45 points),health education needs(1.54±0.57 points),and respect and self-development needs(1.13±0.64 points).Logistic multifactor regression analysis showed that gender,monthly income,lack of exercise,activities of daily living(ADL)scores,methods of medical payment,and pension plan were independent factors affecting elderly nursing needs.Conclusions:The home-based health services supply for elders did not meet their needs.Therefore,a comprehensive approach considering multifactors such as gender,income,exercise,self-care ability,medical expense payments,and supporting preferences should be considered to address the complex needs of health care.
