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August 22, 2006Journal of Clinical Nursing

The patient's vulnerability, dependence and exposed situation in the discharge process: experiences of district nurses, geriatric nurses and social workers

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Key result

The discharge process for hospitalized elderly patients is influenced by framework, basic values, and patient resources, highlighting the patient's vulnerability and dependence.

Population

31 professionals participating in 8 focus-group interviews

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Authors

IRIngBritt RydemanLTLena Törnkvist

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Overview

Highlights elderly patients' vulnerability during discharge; leaves open how frameworks and values can be operationalized in practice.

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Population
31 nurses and social workers from various care settings participated in focus-group interviews regarding the discharge process for hospitalized elderly patients.
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Outcome
Experiences of the discharge process among different professionals

A distinct framework, conscious values, and consideration of patient resources are crucial for professionals to secure patient involvement and design optimal care during the discharge process of elderly patients.

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Rydeman et al. (2006) studied Discharge process for hospitalized elderly (n=31). Discharge process experiences was evaluated on Experiences of the discharge process. The discharge process for hospitalized elderly patients is influenced by framework, basic values, and patient resources, highlighting the patient's vulnerability and dependence.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1ead6f989adebfe89a7143https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2702.2006.01379.x
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