Home Care System for Mobility Disabilities Based on Intelligent Perception

Qiu, Yudong; Qiu, Chunbo

doi:10.1155/2022/9528046

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“…In the realm of elderly healthcare, Switzerland introduced the concept of 'local aging' in the 1960s, marking a signi cant shift in how elderly care is approached. This shift has seen a move away from institutional care in favor of community-based and home-based services [5]. In contrast, Macau faces distinct challenges in providing long-term care due to being the second world's most densely populated region, with 20,620 individuals per square kilometer [1].…”

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“…In the face of limited health care resources and rapidly increasing health care costs, implementing a personalized and integrated healthcare system has become an urgent topic for studying and addressing in elderly societies [4].In the realm of elderly healthcare, Switzerland introduced the concept of 'local aging' in the 1960s, marking a signi cant shift in how elderly care is approached. This shift has seen a move away from institutional care in favor of community-based and home-based services [5]. In contrast, Macau faces distinct challenges in providing long-term care due to being the second world's most densely populated region, with 20,620 individuals per square kilometer [1].…”

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Awareness, working intention and willingness for home care among Macau nurses

Wong,

Lee

2023

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Background Home care is one of the essential parts in elderly long-term care. Lack of nursing manpower in home care are obvious in Macau like other countries. This study aims to investigate the awareness and willingness of Macau nurses to work in home care, along with related influencing factors. Methods We conducted a cross-sectional study using a self-administered questionnaire among 266 clinical nurses in various healthcare facilities. The questionnaire covered demographic data, attitudes towards filial responsibility, awareness of elderly home care, and overall attitudes towards home care. Descriptive statistics and binary logistic regression analysis were used for analysis. Results Most of the nurses recognized the demand for elderly home care and demonstrated a general understanding of home care characteristics. However, 43.2% (N = 102) of nurses had difficulty distinguishing the differences between hospital care and home care. Furthermore, a majority (N = 152, 64.4%) of nurses reported insufficient knowledge about the social resources available for elderly home care. In the binary regression analysis, factors significantly associated with higher working intention of home care included an interest in elderly home care (P < 0.01) and awareness of home-based nursing (P < 0.01), Conversely, nurses with a stronger sense of filial responsibility exhibited a significantly lower intention to work in home care (P < 0.05). Conclusion This study recommends expanding home care services with hospitals as affiliated institutions to provide diversified work model for nurses. Moreover, it emphasizes the importance of incorporating home care education in nursing curriculum, providing more clinical opportunities to home care, and offering home care training courses to enhance nurses' awareness and interest in this field. Additionally, efforts should be made to improve the compensation and benefits structures for nurses, aiming to reduce the disparities between those working in private and public healthcare institutions.

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Awareness, working intention and willingness for home care among Macau nurses

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2023

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2023

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Develop a Quality Indicator System for Evaluating the Internet Plus Home Care Nursing Services Based on SERVQUAL Model：a Delphi-Analytic Hierarchy Process Study (Preprint)

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Yang²,

Jiang³

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BACKGROUND In the context of global population aging and the rapid development of information technology, the demand for Internet Plus Home Care Nursing (Internet + HCN) services have been on the rise, especially in China. The Internet + HCN services have the potential to maximize existing human resources to counter the shortage of medical healthcare services. However, at present, the Internet + HCN services can hardly spread for the lack of standardized service quality governance. Quality indicators for service evaluation of the Internet + HCN services are under-defined. OBJECTIVE To develop a quality indicator system for evaluating the Internet + HCN services, and to shed some theoretical light on assessing mHealth service quality from a user experience perspective. METHODS An initial quality indicator system was established adopting the SERVQUAL model, based on scenarios related to the Internet + HCN services. Then, the Delphi Method was applied to modify the indicators according to experts’ opinions. And the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) was applied to calculate the indicator weight. Finally, a quality indicator system for evaluating the Internet + HCN services was developed based on the SERVQUAL Model. RESULTS Altogether, 17 experts from relevant fields such as nursing education, clinical nursing, health management, and health informatics were consulted through email surveys. The response rates in both rounds of Delphi and the AHP were 100%. The average expert authority coefficients were 0.912 and 0.925 respectively in two rounds of Delphi. And the Kendall’s W, indicating variation coefficients, ranged from 0.262 to 0.265. Finally, a quality indicator system for evaluating the Internet + HCN services, comprising 5 primary indicators and 15 secondary indicators, was developed. Primary indicators and their AHP generated weights were listed as follows: assurance (0.245), reliability (0.240), tangibles (0.192), responsiveness (0.190), and empathy (0.132). CONCLUSIONS By measuring the services quality gap between user expectations and perceptions, the proposed SERVQUAL Model based quality indicator system has the potential in improving the quality of Internet + HCN services through the perspective of user experiences.

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Home Care System for Mobility Disabilities Based on Intelligent Perception

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Awareness, working intention and willingness for home care among Macau nurses

Awareness, working intention and willingness for home care among Macau nurses

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Develop a Quality Indicator System for Evaluating the Internet Plus Home Care Nursing Services Based on SERVQUAL Model：a Delphi-Analytic Hierarchy Process Study (Preprint)

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