Efectividad de las intervenciones familiares en centros geriátricos: una revisión sistemática

Lumbreras, Amaya Villanueva; García-Vivar, Cristina; Canga‐Armayor, Navidad; Armayor, Ana Canga

doi:10.4321/s1137-66272015000100010

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“…Therefore, families must be included as another vital piece in the healing process for future pandemic situations. It is known that interventions that consider the family as a caring unit positively impact health for both patients and family caregivers (Villanueva Lumbreras et al, 2015).…”

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Autonomy and isolation experienced by patients and primary caregivers during COVID‐19 hospitalization in Barcelona (Spain)

Mestres‐Soler

Leyva‐Moral

Aguayo‐González

et al. 2022

Nursing & Health Sciences

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This study aims to describe patients' and family caregivers' hospitalization experiences during the COVID‐19 pandemic. Using qualitative exploratory descriptive methods, thirteen patients admitted to the largest hospital in Barcelona (Spain) due to COVID‐19 were interviewed by telephone once discharged, as were eight primary caregivers. Data were analyzed using the content analysis method proposed by Krippendorff. Two main themes were identified: a) Acceptance of mandatory isolation for patients and family caregivers, which refers to the verbalization of a feeling that justifies the imposed isolation and the need for the use of personal protective equipment by the health team for everyone’s safety, and b) Limited autonomy during hospitalization for patients and family caregivers, which describes participants' perceptions of autonomy during hospitalization. Patients and caregivers experienced feelings of loneliness, which negatively affected their emotional health. In addition, they experienced reduced autonomy due to new habits and routines intended to control the pandemic for public and global health.

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Autonomy and isolation experienced by patients and primary caregivers during COVID‐19 hospitalization in Barcelona (Spain)

Mestres‐Soler

Leyva‐Moral

Aguayo‐González

et al. 2022

Nursing & Health Sciences

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“…However, while there is a consensus on the importance of the implication and adaptation of the relative ( Crawford et al., 2015 ), research on the subject has been scarce in the Latin American context, and we have not found any study conducted from a transcultural approach. Villanueva-Lumbreras et al. (2015) published a systematic review that identified effective interventions to help families during the institutionalization process at a nursing home.…”

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Family care prior to the admission of the elderly in a nursing home and continuity in family care: A comparative study of Colombia and Spain

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Martín-Carbonell

Quiles

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Development and Exploration of Psychometric Properties of the Family Adjustment Questionnaire for Admitting an Older Adult to a Nursing Home (CAFIAR)

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Martín-Carbonell

Quiles

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Background: Admitting an older adult to a nursing home involves significant adjustment efforts by the family. Our goal was to prepare an assessment instrument for this, given that there was none to date. Method: Participants—134 relatives from different nursing homes in the region of Murcia. Instruments—structured interview for socio-demographic information, satisfaction with the nursing home, well-being and health self-assessment, Radloff’s Depression Questionnaire (CES-D), and the first version of CAFIAR. Results: A 15-item instrument with three factors was obtained: Factor 1 (Unease due to admitting an older adult to a nursing home), Factor 2 (Relief), and Factor 3 (Nostalgia and concern for the older adult), in addition to a general adjustment index, with a Cronbach’s alpha of 0.74. The general adjustment index and the subscales that demonstrate poor adjustment were significantly correlated with depression and a worse health self-assessment, while the Relief subscale, which indicates better adjustment, was significantly correlated with well-being and a positive health self-assessment. Conclusions: The family adjustment in admitting an older adult to a nursing home questionnaire (CAFIAR) has adequate psychometric properties to assess family adaptation in admitting an older adult to an institution.

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Efectividad de las intervenciones familiares en centros geriátricos: una revisión sistemática

Abstract: revisiones0 efectividad de las intervenciones familiares en centros geriátricos. Una revisión sistemática Effectiveness of family interventions in nursing homes.

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Autonomy and isolation experienced by patients and primary caregivers during COVID‐19 hospitalization in Barcelona (Spain)

Autonomy and isolation experienced by patients and primary caregivers during COVID‐19 hospitalization in Barcelona (Spain)

Family care prior to the admission of the elderly in a nursing home and continuity in family care: A comparative study of Colombia and Spain

Development and Exploration of Psychometric Properties of the Family Adjustment Questionnaire for Admitting an Older Adult to a Nursing Home (CAFIAR)

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