[PDF] Top 20 A qualitative study of integrated care from the perspectives of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and their relatives

... affects patients’ involve- ment and their experience of ...our study. Many patients felt that too little time was allo- cated to each patient in the outpatient clinic, it was too difficult to be ... See full document

... reports from patients often indicate that the severity of their symptoms reduces as soon as they are put in an ambulance to take them to hos- ...with chronic obstructive pulmonary ... See full document

... COPD patients, through multiple follow-up, telephone hotline calls, coun- seling with patience, comfort, encouragement and emotional relaxation exercises, improved patient’s awareness of their own negative ... See full document

... COPD patients, the patients’ perceived needs and expectations, patients’ source of knowledge, the doctors’ perception on self- management of COPD and how far should COPD patients be involved ... See full document

... own disease and their opinion on how far they would like to be involved in managing their ...COPD patients, the patients’ perceived needs and expectations, patients’ source of knowledge, the ... See full document

... of integrated care ...source Integrated Care Shared Knowledge Platform designed to support the execution of ICS [6], which allows to normalize the process logics of ICS to a common legacy ... See full document

... of patients are dying at home of chronic obstructive pulmonary ...this study is to determine the wants and needs from the physical therapist of these patients dying at ... See full document

... on patients suffering from bronchial asthma and ...and pulmonary activity, nebivolol confirmed a very good safety profile when regularly administered to hypertensive subjects with obstructive ... See full document

... ranged from mild to very severe COPD and trials were conducted across all types of healthcare settings in a range of different ...COPD patients worldwide, one should bear in mind that applicability may de- ... See full document

... palliative care provision for patients with advanced stage COPD compared with cancer patients despite having poor prognosis, intolerable dyspnoea, lower levels of self efficacy, greater disability, ... See full document

... are integrated alongside standard treatment without the involvement of a PC ...of patients and their families since the application of these IPC components might be ... See full document

... rate from the asian countries were lower than the western ...the study by Tan et al point to the contrary and noted ...Indian study on Epidemiology of Asthma, Respiratory symptoms and Chronic ... See full document

... in patients with ...COPD patients was 18% and 12.3% in Ferrari et al. (7) study which are less than our ...inhospital patients, the use of several cut-off levels of Hb to define anemia and the ... See full document

... the study were days spent in the ICU, days on invasive mechanical ventilator support, change in code status, and place of discharge over a 1-year ...this study consisted of patient hospital admissions with ... See full document

... in patients with severe COPD and in those with repeated ...landmark study of over 6,000 subjects followed for 3 years (entitled TOwards a Revolu- tion in COPD Health [TORCH]) evaluated the combination LABA ... See full document

... on patients with hematologic malignancy from our country, GM antigen test sensitiv- ity was found as 56-61% and its specificity as 21-84% ...COPD patients with IPA development in intensive ... See full document

... 0.05 from a range of intra-class correlation coefficient values identified in primary care studies, 29 power calculations indicated that we needed 40 clusters of practices with an average of 27 participants ... See full document

... most patients had a documented resuscitation status and their documented goal of care was changed to aim for ...that patients were actively dying, 12- 25% received potentially burdensome therapeutic ... See full document

... emergency care and respiratory medicine, ...evaluate care bundles as an intervention to improve outcomes in a number of different respiratory conditions, including chronic obstructive ... See full document

... the study said that they had attended an “Expert Patient” ...control from day to ...the study participants were registered as patients but it is not known whether this information was made ... See full document