A family caregiver-oriented discharge planning program for older stroke patients and their family caregivers

Journal of Clinical Nursing
Yea-Ing L ShyuJung-Hua Shao

Abstract

To test the effectiveness of a discharge planning program for dyads of older stroke survivors and their family caregivers in Taiwan. Family caregivers of stroke survivors often feel inadequately prepared to deal with the physical, cognitive and emotional needs of the stroke survivors. However, little information could be found on discharge planning programs for caregivers of stroke survivors in Asian families. A randomised experimental design was used to explore the effects of a discharge planning program for 158 dyads of older stroke patients and their family caregivers. The control group (n = 86 dyads) received only routine hospital discharge planning services and the experimental group (n = 72 dyads) received routine hospital discharge planning services plus the caregiver-oriented discharge planning program. Outcome variables were measured at baseline, before discharge and one month after hospital discharge. Variables were measured by the Nurse Evaluation of Caregiver Preparation Scale, Preparedness for Caregiving Scale, Caregiver Discharge Needs Satisfaction Scale and Perception of Balance between Competing Needs Scale. Caregivers in the experimental group had significantly better nurse evaluation and self-evaluation of pre...Continue Reading

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