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M. Kirsch MSc RN L. Berben PhD RN E. Johansson PhD RN S. Calza MSN RN C. Eeltink MSN RN J. Stringer PhD RN S. Liptrott MSc Clin Res PGCert BN S. De Geest PhD RN FAAN FRCN FEANS 《European journal of cancer care》2014,23(5):607-615
Recipients of stem cell transplants (SCT) must accurately manage multiple medications as non‐adherence jeopardises treatment benefits. There is an evidence base for the efficacy of adherence‐enhancing interventions; however, level of clinical implementation is unknown. This study aimed to identify patterns of practice in assessing medication adherence, screening for risk factors of non‐adherence, interventions used in SCT to improve adherence and how nurses perceive the effectiveness of such interventions. A convenience sample of 143 European nurses completed a 29‐item questionnaire measuring the frequency and perceived effectiveness of assessment/screening methods for adherence and three types of intervention (educational/cognitive, counselling/behavioural and psychological/affective). Questioning patients about adherence was the most regularly used assessment method (51.5%). Nurses used a median of seven interventions (interquartile range: six) ‘frequently’, the most popular being provision of reading materials (79%). The interventions perceived as most effective were; providing individual patient/family with teaching and reading materials. This is the first study exploring patterns of practice relating to adherence in SCT. Educational interventions were the most frequently employed style of intervention, which is at odds with recent data suggesting limited efficacy with this style of intervention. Combining educational, behavioural and psychological interventions would more accurately embrace current understanding. 相似文献
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Berben SA Meijs TH van Dongen RT van Vugt AB Vloet LC Mintjes-de Groot JJ van Achterberg T 《Injury》2008,39(5):578-585
BACKGROUND: Acute pain in the A&E department (ED) has been described as a problem, however insight into the problem for trauma patients is lacking. OBJECTIVE: This study describes the prevalence of pain, the pain intensity and the effect of conventional pain treatment in trauma patients in the ED. METHODS: In a prospective cohort study of 450 trauma patients, pain was measured on admission and at discharge, using standardized and validated pain instruments. RESULTS: The prevalence of pain was high, both on admission (91%) and at discharge (86%). Two thirds of the trauma patients reported moderate or severe pain at discharge. Few patients received pharmacological or non-pharmacological pain relieving treatment during their stay in the ED. Pain decreased in 37% of the patients, did not change at all in 46%, or had increased in 17% of the patients at discharge from the ED. The most effective pain treatment given was a combination of injury treatment and supplementary pharmacological interventions, however this treatment was given to a small group of patients. CONCLUSIONS: Acute pain in trauma patients is a significant problem in the ED's. Pain itself does not seem to be treated systematically and sufficiently, anywhere in the cycle of injury treatment in the ED. 相似文献
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Van de Belt TH Berben SA Samsom M Engelen LJ Schoonhoven L 《Journal of medical Internet research》2012,14(3):e61-Jun;14(3):e61
Background
Patients increasingly use social media to communicate. Their stories could support quality improvements in participatory health care and could support patient-centered care. Active use of social media by health care institutions could also speed up communication and information provision to patients and their families, thus increasing quality even more. Hospitals seem to be becoming aware of the benefits social media could offer. Data from the United States show that hospitals increasingly use social media, but it is unknown whether and how Western European hospitals use social media.Objective
To identify to what extent Western European hospitals use social media.Methods
In this longitudinal study, we explored the use of social media by hospitals in 12 Western European countries through an Internet search. We collected data for each country during the following three time periods: April to August 2009, August to December 2010, and April to July 2011.Results
We included 873 hospitals from 12 Western European countries, of which 732 were general hospitals and 141 were university hospitals. The number of included hospitals per country ranged from 6 in Luxembourg to 347 in Germany. We found hospitals using social media in all countries. The use of social media increased significantly over time, especially for YouTube (n = 19, 2% to n = 172, 19.7%), LinkedIn (n =179, 20.5% to n = 278, 31.8%), and Facebook (n = 85, 10% to n = 585, 67.0%). Differences in social media usage between the included countries were significant.Conclusions
Social media awareness in Western European hospitals is growing, as well as its use. Social media usage differs significantly between countries. Except for the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, the group of hospitals that is using social media remains small. Usage of LinkedIn for recruitment shows the awareness of the potential of social media. Future research is needed to investigate how social media lead to improved health care. 相似文献25.
Multilevel factors are associated with immunosuppressant nonadherence in heart transplant recipients: The international BRIGHT study
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Kris Denhaerynck Lut Berben Fabienne Dobbels Cynthia L. Russell Marisa G. Crespo‐Leiro Alain Jean Poncelet Sabina De Geest the BRIGHT study team 《American journal of transplantation》2018,18(6):1447-1460
Factors at the level of family/healthcare worker, organization, and system are neglected in medication nonadherence research in heart transplantation (HTx). The 4‐continent, 11‐country cross‐sectional Building Research Initiative Group: Chronic Illness Management and Adherence in Transplantation (BRIGHT) study used multistaged sampling to examine 36 HTx centers, including 36 HTx directors, 100 clinicians, and 1397 patients. Nonadherence to immunosuppressants—defined as any deviation in taking or timing adherence and/or dose reduction—was assessed using the Basel Assessment of Adherence to Immunosuppressive Medications Scale© (BAASIS©) interview. Guided by the Integrative Model of Behavioral Prediction and Bronfenbrenner's ecological model, we analyzed factors at these multiple levels using sequential logistic regression analysis (6 blocks). The nonadherence prevalence was 34.1%. Six multilevel factors were associated independently (either positively or negatively) with nonadherence: patient level: barriers to taking immunosuppressants (odds ratio [OR]: 11.48); smoking (OR: 2.19); family/healthcare provider level: frequency of having someone to help patients read health‐related materials (OR: 0.85); organization level: clinicians reporting nonadherent patients were targeted with adherence interventions (OR: 0.66); pickup of medications at physician's office (OR: 2.31); and policy level: monthly out‐of‐pocket costs for medication (OR: 1.16). Factors associated with nonadherence are evident at multiple levels. Improving medication nonadherence requires addressing not only the patient, but also family/healthcare provider, organization, and policy levels. 相似文献
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Building research initiative group: chronic illness management and adherence in transplantation (BRIGHT) study: study protocol
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Remon Helmy Samira Scalso de Almeida Kris Denhaerynck Lut Berben Fabienne Dobbels Cynthia L. Russell Bartira de Aguiar Roza Sabina De Geest 《Clinical therapeutics》2019,41(1):130-136
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To assess and compare the prevalence of medication nonadherence (MNA) (implementation and persistence) to immunosuppressants and co-medications in heart transplant recipients.Methods
MNA prevalence was assessed using the Basel Assessment of Adherence to Immunosuppressive Medications Scale (self-report) and compared using logistic regression in a 4-continent sample of 1397 heart transplant recipients from 36 heart transplant centers in 11 countries.Findings
MNA was significantly (α = 0.05) higher to co-medications than to immunosuppressants (taking nonadherence: 23.9% vs 17.3%; odds ratio [OR] = 1.5; 95% CI, 1.30–1.73; drug holiday: 5.7% vs 1.9%; OR = 3.17; 95% CI, 2.13–4.73; dose alteration: 3.8% vs 1.6%; OR = 2.46; 95% CI, 1.49–4.06; and discontinuation: 2.6% vs 0.5%; OR = 5.15; 95% CI, 2.36–11.20).Implications
The observed MNA necessitates adherence-enhancing interventions encompassing the entire post–heart transplant medication regimen. ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01608477. 相似文献29.
Tom H Van de Belt Lucien JLPG Engelen Sivera AA Berben Steven Teerenstra Melvin Samsom Lisette Schoonhoven 《Journal of medical Internet research》2013,15(10)
Background
Health care is increasingly featured by the use of Web 2.0 communication and collaborative technologies that are reshaping the way patients and professionals interact. These technologies or tools can be used for a variety of purposes: to instantly debate issues, discover news, analyze research, network with peers, crowd-source information, seek support, and provide advice. Not all tools are implemented successfully; in many cases, the nonusage attrition rates are high. Little is known about the preferences of the Dutch general population regarding the use of the Internet and social media in health care.Objective
To determine the preferences of the general population in the Netherlands regarding the use of the Internet and social media in health care.Methods
A cross-sectional survey was disseminated via a popular Dutch online social network. Respondents were asked where they searched for health-related information, how they qualified the value of different sources, and their preferences regarding online communication with health care providers. Results were weighed for the Dutch population based on gender, age, and level of education using official statistics. Numbers and percentages or means and standard deviations were presented for different subgroups. One-way ANOVA was used to test for statistical differences.Results
The survey was completed by 635 respondents. The Internet was found to be the number one source for health-related information (82.7%), closely followed by information provided by health care professionals (71.1%). Approximately one-third (32.3%) of the Dutch population search for ratings of health care providers. The most popular information topics were side effects of medication (62.5%) and symptoms (59.7%). Approximately one-quarter of the Dutch population prefer to communicate with a health care provider via social media (25.4%), and 21.2% would like to communicate via a webcam.Conclusions
The Internet is the main source of health-related information for the Dutch population. One in 4 persons wants to communicate with their physician via social media channels and it is expected that this number will further increase. Health care providers should explore new ways of communicating online and should facilitate ways for patients to connect with them. Future research should aim at comparing different patient groups and diseases, describing best practices, and determining cost-effectiveness. 相似文献30.