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November 30, 2015PEDIATRICS

Hospital-to-home transitions experienced by 61 caregivers yielded four main concepts: barriers to processing information, desired information, discharge readiness, and postdischarge confidence.

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Population

Caregivers of children discharged from the hospital in the preceding 30 days (n=61)

Design

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Key result

Hospital-to-home transitions experienced by 61 caregivers yielded four main concepts: barriers to processing information, desired information, discharge readiness, and postdischarge confidence.

Authors

LSLauren G. SolanABAndrew F. BeckSBStephanie A. Brunswick

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Overview

Themes may inform family support strategies; hypothesis-generating without prospective outcome data.

Structured PICO

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Population
61 caregivers (87% female) of children discharged from the hospital in the preceding 30 days.
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Outcome
Conceptual model depicting key elements of families' experiences with hospital-to-home transitionspatient reported

Caregiver perspectives on hospital-to-home transitions highlight four key themes that can inform interventions to support families and improve postdischarge outcomes.

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Solan et al. (2015) studied Caregivers of discharged children (n=61). Hospital-to-home transitions was evaluated on Key elements of families' experiences with hospital-to-home transitions. Hospital-to-home transitions experienced by 61 caregivers yielded four main concepts: barriers to processing information, desired information, discharge readiness, and postdischarge confidence.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a99ec6bdc5174b01fc3e771https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.2015-2098
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