Information infrastructure and quality person-centred support in supported accommodation: An integrative review

Dahm, Maria R.; Georgiou, Andrew; Bryant, Lucy; Hemsley, Bronwyn

doi:10.1016/j.pec.2019.03.008

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“…Data-data terkait dokumentasi PCC telah dilaporkan, beberapa tinjauan sebelumnya menjabarkan tentang pelaksanaan pendokumentasian PCC. Tinjauan oleh (Dahm et al, 2019) mengintegrasikan dampak penggunaan dokumentasi terhadap pelaksanaan PCC pada orang dengan keterbatasan atau gangguan perkembangan/intelektual. Tinjauan yang lain juga menyoroti pelaksanaan PCC sebagai salah satu metode dalam mengevaluasi dokumentasi keperawatan (Saranto & Kinnunen, 2009)…”

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Patient Centered Care (PCC) dalam Dokumentasi Keperawatan

Bawuno,

Erika,

Syam

2023

Jurnal Kepemimpinan dan Manajemen Keperawatan

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Pelayanan keperawatan harus berfokus pada pasien/patient centered care (PCC) dengan mengedepankan respon terhadap kebutuhan, nilai, keyakinan serta pilihan pasien. Dokumentasi keperawatan merupakan media komunikasi non verbal yang berperan penting dalam keberhasilan PCC, oleh sebab itu diperlukan tinjauan terkait PCC dalam dokumentasi keperawatan. Studi ini bertujuan untuk mengidentifikasi dan mensintesis hasil penelitian terkait dokumentasi keperawatan berdasarkan PCC. Digunakan metode pendekatan literature review dengan pencarian artikel pada enam basis data elektronik: PubMed, EBSCO, Cochrane Library, ProQuest, Scopus dan DOAJ. Teridentifikasi 262 artikel, yang kemudian dilakukan skrining berdasarkan kriteria inklusi berupa original artikel, sampel perawat, pasien maupun dokumentasi keperawatan PCC, diterbitkan dalam kurun waktu sepuluh tahun terakhir atau rentang tahun 2012 sampai tahun 2022, serta berbahasa Inggris. Hasil menunjukkan, lima studi memenuhi kriteria inklusi, termasuk empat studi kualitatif dan satu studi cross-sectional. Empat studi melaporkan variasi dalam kelengkapan pendokumentasian PCC, tiga studi menyoroti faktor-faktor, hambatan maupun tantangan dalam pendokumentasian PCC, serta dua studi menyimpulkan strategi dan rekomendasi terkait upaya peningkatan dokumentasi keperawatan PCC. Kajian ini menemukan wawasan baru yang komprehensif terkait rendahnya pelaksanaan dokumentasi PCC, tantangan, hambatan dan faktor penyebab, serta upaya peningkatan dokumentasi keperawatan PCC. Sehingga ini dapat berguna untuk rencana pengembangan strategi pendokumentasian berdasarkan PCC.

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Patient Centered Care (PCC) dalam Dokumentasi Keperawatan

Bawuno,

Erika,

Syam

2023

Jurnal Kepemimpinan dan Manajemen Keperawatan

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“…Echoing Pain et al (2017) in the call for holistic documentation, Sendall et al (2017) suggested that older people with chronic health co-morbidities could benefit from co-ordinated and integrated support services that "employ clinicians who provide holistic health reviews" (p. 65) and proactive planning and management (in contrast to single discipline or disease diagnosis or reactive treatment and siloed services). The important accuracy of information is problematic in aged care (Davis et al, 2016); as it is in disability services where there are multiple frameworks for information exchange and poorly developed information infrastructure (Dahm et al, 2019). Davis et al (2016), reporting on the development of a minimum dataset in aged care, considered the importance of efficient management systems and multidisciplinary involvement in providing supports, particularly focusing on quality, funding, communication, and continuity of care.…”

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Recognising complexity: Foregrounding vulnerable and diverse populations for inclusive health information management research

Hemsley¹,

Debono

2021

HIM J

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Good access to and management of high-quality health information is essential for people with disabilities and/or multiple health conditions. This includes access to information about health and personally held information that can be stored and shared across their health providers (Hemsley et al. 2016). Public digital health technologies (e.g., blogs and websites, social media, and mobile technology apps) as well as personally-controlled electronic health records should help people with disabilities and multiple health conditions make better use of health information and engage in storing and sharing that information at critical points in their health pathway. However, the highly diverse populations of people with disabilities and multiple health conditions, as citizens and members of the general population, are often absent from, or in the background of, initiatives to improve people's access to health information for informing health decisions.The foregrounding of "less visible" populations with disabilities and/or multiple health conditions means making them a priority, including them in health information initiatives and research, and reporting specifically and respectfully on their needs. In making these diverse populations more visible, health information management professionals could lead the charge to a more inclusive and just health system. Hoyle (2018: 48) emphasised this, and questioned the primacy of diagnostic constructs over aspects of the human experiences: "More fundamentally, the conceptual foundations of health information in terms of "diagnostic" constructs are creating limitations: Why should a medical diagnosis be privileged as the key descriptor of care, over disability or other aspects of the human experience? Who gets to say what matters, and how and by whom is that translated into meaningful information? These are important questions on which the health information management profession is well placed to lead".

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