Geriatrische Revalidatiezorg: De juiste dingen goed doen

Vos, Annemarie de; Balen, Romke van; Gobbens, Robbert; Bakker, Ton

doi:10.1007/s12439-017-0232-6

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“…However, according to De Vos et al (2018), nurses experience a lack of confidence in performing their tasks in the multidisciplinary team. One can maybe attribute this to a knowledge gap when it comes to frailty in older people, the specific requirements of interdisciplinary teamwork and communication, to patients' expectations of nurses caring for them rather than being actively involved in rehabilitation and to an absence of clear working interventions (De Vos et al, 2018; Loft et al, 2017). As long as their share in the rehabilitation process remains unclear, the nurses' role in goal setting and achieving with older people will correspondingly remain undefined.…”

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Supporting older patients in working on rehabilitation goals: A scoping review of nursing interventions

Vaalburg

Boersma

Wattel

et al. 2023

Int J Older People Nursing

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Background Nurses are consistently present throughout the rehabilitation of older patients but are apprehensive about performing goal‐centred care in the multidisciplinary team. Objectives The aim of this review was to explore working interventions on setting goals and working with goals designed for nurses in geriatric rehabilitation, and to describe their distinctive features. Methods We performed a scoping review. We searched MEDLINE and CINAHL through August 4, 2021. Search terms related to the following themes: nurses, rehabilitation, geriatric, goal and method. We used snowballing to find additional. From the selected studies, we systematically extracted data on means, materials and the nursing role and summarized them in a narrative synthesis, using intervention component analysis. Results The study includes 13 articles, describing 11 interventions which were developed for six different aims: improving multidisciplinary team care; increasing patient centredness; improving disease management by patients; improving the psychological, and emotional rehabilitation; increasing the nursing involvement in rehabilitation; or helping patients to achieve goals. The interventions appeal to four aspects of the nursing profession: assessing self‐care skills incorporating patient's preferences; setting goals with patients, taking into account personal needs and what is medically advisable; linking the needs of the patient with multidisciplinary professional treatment and vice versa; and thus, playing an intermediate role and supporting goal achievement. Conclusions The interventions show that in goal‐centred care, the nurse might play an important unifying role between patients and the multidisciplinary team. With the support of nurses, the patient may become more aware of the rehabilitation process and transfer of ownership of treatment goals from the multidisciplinary team to the patient might be achieved. Not many interventions were found meant to support the nursing role. This may indicate a blind spot in the rehabilitation community to the additional value of its contribution.

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Supporting older patients in working on rehabilitation goals: A scoping review of nursing interventions

Vaalburg

Boersma

Wattel

et al. 2023

Int J Older People Nursing

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“…An increase in the number of registered nurses working in geriatric rehabilitation has been seen (Inspectie Gezondheidszorg en Jeugd, 2022). One of the specific aspects that the nursing staff have been struggling with was voiced by De Vos et al (2018). DeVos et al found that nursing staff in geriatric rehabilitation in the Netherlands experience a certain apprehensiveness about performing goal-centered care in multidisciplinary teams.…”

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“…DeVos et al found that nursing staff in geriatric rehabilitation in the Netherlands experience a certain apprehensiveness about performing goal-centered care in multidisciplinary teams. Clear working procedures might help the nursing staff in taking on their role (Cameron et al, 2018;De Vos et al, 2018;Loft et al, 2017). Vaalburg et al (2023) performed a scoping review to explore the range of interventions on goal setting and achieving available to nurses in geriatric rehabilitation.…”

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The Role of Nursing Staff Regarding Goal Setting and Achieving in Geriatric Rehabilitation: A Focus Group Study

Vaalburg,

Wattel,

Boersma

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Rehabilitation Nursing

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Purpose The aim of this study was to explore and clarify the role of nursing staff in geriatric rehabilitation on supporting patients in goal setting and achieving, through reflecting on rehabilitation interventions. Design A descriptive qualitative study was conducted. Methods We conducted four online focus group interviews with 23 members of the nursing staff working in geriatric rehabilitation. They reflected on six interventions, preclassified into three types: setting goals in the admission phase, increasing patient participation in order to personalize the rehabilitation trajectory, and supporting patients in working on short-term goals. Data were analyzed using thematic content analysis. Results Setting goals in the admission phase is primarily the task of the multidisciplinary team rather than the nursing staff. Interventions to increase patient participation align with the coordinating role of nursing staff in the rehabilitation team. Working on short-term goals is of great value to patients. Clinical Relevance to the Practice of Rehabilitation Nursing The connection between the patient’s personal goals and professional treatment aimed at functional recovery can be enhanced by strengthening the position of nursing staff working in geriatric rehabilitation. Conclusion Members of nursing staff in geriatric rehabilitation see themselves playing a coordinating role in the multidisciplinary team, supporting the patient in goal work. Interventions aimed at advancing patient participation and providing support for short-term goals reinforce this role.

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The Role of Nursing Staff Regarding Goal Setting and Achieving in Geriatric Rehabilitation: A Focus Group Study

2023

Rehabilitation Nursing

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Purpose: The aim of this study was to explore and clarify the role of nursing staff in geriatric rehabilitation on supporting patients in goal setting and achieving, through reflecting on rehabilitation interventions. Design: A descriptive qualitative study was conducted. Methods: We conducted four online focus group interviews with 23 members of the nursing staff working in geriatric rehabilitation. They reflected on six interventions, preclassified into three types: setting goals in the admission phase, increasing patient participation in order to personalize the rehabilitation trajectory, and supporting patients in working on short-term goals. Data were analyzed using thematic content analysis. Results: Setting goals in the admission phase is primarily the task of the multidisciplinary team rather than the nursing staff. Interventions to increase patient participation align with the coordinating role of nursing staff in the rehabilitation team. Working on short-term goals is of great value to patients. Clinical Relevance to the Practice of Rehabilitation Nursing: The connection between the patient's personal goals and professional treatment aimed at functional recovery can be enhanced by strengthening the position of nursing staff working in geriatric rehabilitation. Conclusion: Members of nursing staff in geriatric rehabilitation see themselves playing a coordinating role in the multidisciplinary team, supporting the patient in goal work. Interventions aimed at advancing patient participation and providing support for short-term goals reinforce this role.

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Geriatrische Revalidatiezorg: De juiste dingen goed doen

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Supporting older patients in working on rehabilitation goals: A scoping review of nursing interventions

Supporting older patients in working on rehabilitation goals: A scoping review of nursing interventions

The Role of Nursing Staff Regarding Goal Setting and Achieving in Geriatric Rehabilitation: A Focus Group Study

The Role of Nursing Staff Regarding Goal Setting and Achieving in Geriatric Rehabilitation: A Focus Group Study

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