Umsorgt werden und umsorgen: Leben mit mehreren Langzeiterkrankungen (Leila) – Eine qualitative Studie zum Beitrag von APN in integrierter Versorgung

Primary healthcare nurses’ involvement in patient and community participation in the context of chronic diseases: An integrative review

“…Strengthening the ability of chronically ill people and their families to deal with diseases and self‐care is crucial for acknowledging their autonomy. Nurses and patients consider self‐management support—transferring knowledge to patients or instructing self‐care activities (e.g., skincare)—to be the nurses’ responsibility in primary care teams (Barratt & Thomas, 2019; Falk‐Rafael, 2001; Luhr et al, 2019, Lundh et al, 2006; Macdonald et al, 2008; Müller‐Staub et al, 2015; Robinson et al, 2008; Stubblefield & Mutha, 2002). Some studies show that nurses and patients/families set goals together to mark progress in self‐management and disease management (Müller‐Staub et al, 2015; Robinson et al, 2008; Sefcik et al, 2018).…”

“…Nurses and patients consider self‐management support—transferring knowledge to patients or instructing self‐care activities (e.g., skincare)—to be the nurses’ responsibility in primary care teams (Barratt & Thomas, 2019; Falk‐Rafael, 2001; Luhr et al, 2019, Lundh et al, 2006; Macdonald et al, 2008; Müller‐Staub et al, 2015; Robinson et al, 2008; Stubblefield & Mutha, 2002). Some studies show that nurses and patients/families set goals together to mark progress in self‐management and disease management (Müller‐Staub et al, 2015; Robinson et al, 2008; Sefcik et al, 2018). Patients describe that their own confidence and ability to deal with disease when supported by nurses create a sense of security, as patients know they can consult nurses in cases of uncertainty or acute need of support (Falk‐Rafael, 2001; Müller‐Staub et al, 2015; Sefcik et al, 2018; Stubblefield & Mutha, 2002).…”

Underlying mechanisms of complex interventions addressing the care of older adults with multimorbidity: a realist review

“…We identified three types of care coordination approaches that healthcare providers may wish to use that have potential for impact: (1) Team-based or collaborative approaches involve highly trained clinicians53 providing holistic and coordinated care88 including spending time with patients to discuss all their concerns, and to prevent care overlap and gaps 80. Patients are given education, counselling and other support services to address their disease(s), medications, and lifestyle 44. Team-based approaches can provide access to specialists53 and a wider range of services, and provide evidence-based care solutions for multiple conditions in parallel (not in tandem) 38.…”

Advanced Nursing Practice

“…Die Übersicht zu den internationalen ANP-Modellen liefert erste Hinweise zur Entwicklung von ANP (siehe Tabelle 9 und Tabelle 10). (Imhof et al 2011;Bonsack und Reichart 2013;Sommer et al 2013;Müller-Staub et al 2015). ANP wurde hier zuvor hauptsächlich in der Rolle des Clinical Nurse Specialist im stationären Setting realisiert (Ullmann-Bremi et al 2011;Spirig et al 2010).…”