A program design to reduce chronic readmissions for pressure sores.
A program design to reduce chronic readmissions for pressure sores.
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一项旨在减少慢性压疮再次入院的计划。
DOI：
10.1002/j.2048-7940.1987.tb00544.x
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1987
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StaasJr,WE
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作者：
LaMantia,JG;Hirschwald,JF;Goodman,CL;Wooden,VM;Delisser,O;StaasJr,WE
本研究报告了42名脊髓损伤患者的初步研究结果，这些患者参加了一个旨在治愈存在的皮肤问题并减少慢性皮肤再入院的项目。结果表明，教学课程的程序设计组件与特定行为结果之间存在正相关关系。根据三个月时完整皮肤的存在来衡量，项目结果显示78%的成功率和65%的成功率在一年内。需要进一步的研究来评估更长期的结果，并进一步检查测试分数和行为依从性作为特定时间间隔健康皮肤指标的预测价值。
This study reports preliminary findings of 42 spinal cord injury patients who participated in a program designed to heal existent skin problems and to reduce chronic skin readmissions. The results indicate a positive association between the program design components of didactic teaching sessions and specific behavioral outcomes. Program outcome as measured by the presence of intact skin at three months reveals a 78% success rate and a 65% success rate at one year. Further study is needed to evaluate more long-term outcome and to examine further the predictive values of test scores and behavioral compliance as indicators of healthy skin at specified intervals.