Mobile health application to support family caregivers in recurrent stroke prevention: scoping review.
Mobile health application to support family caregivers in recurrent stroke prevention: scoping review.
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10.3889/oamjms.2021.7859
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2022-01-01
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Pangastuti, Heny Suseani
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Firmawati, Erfin;Setyopanoto, Ismail;Pangastuti, Heny Suseani
研究背景：护理人员在中风患者的持续护理中发挥着至关重要的作用。护理人员参与中风护理非常重要。随着信息技术的进步以及全球手机使用和互联网连接的快速增长，在使用移动应用程序来支持中风护理的护理人员方面可能需要更多证据。研究目的：本次审查的目的是确定现有的移动应用程序，旨在支持中风患者的家庭护理人员。方法：本研究使用 EBSCO、Cochrane、PubMed、ProQuest 和 Science Direct 数据库，使用搜索关键词：“家庭护理人员”、“移动健康应用程序”和“复发性中风或二级中风预防”，实施了范围界定研究框架。该综述审查了 2011 年 1 月至 2020 年 12 月期间发表的研究。在总共 728 篇论文中，选择了 9 种期刊。结果：结果建立了三个类别及其相应的子类别。这些类别包括护理人员支持、护理人员参与中风护理以及障碍。大多数移动应用程序用于为护理人员提供视频教育。护理人员参与中风护理，包括情绪护理、营养、锻炼和复发性中风预防。连接不良是使用移动应用程序的最大障碍。结论：移动应用程序可以支持护理人员进行中风护理。医疗保健提供者预计将利用移动应用程序来帮助护理人员进行中风后护理。
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY: Caregivers play a vital role in continuum care for stroke patients. Involvement of caregivers in stroke care was important. With the advancement of information technology and the rapid growth worldwide in cell-phone use and internet connectivity, additional evidence may be needed in the use of mobile applications to support caregivers in stroke care. AIM OF THE STUDY: The aims of this review was to identify existing mobile application designed to support family caregivers of people with stroke disease. METHODOLOGY: A scoping review study framework was carried out in this study, using the EBSCO, Cochrane, PubMed, ProQuest, and Science Direct databases using search keywords: 'family caregiver', 'mobile health application', and 'recurrent stroke or secondary stroke prevention'. This review examined studies published between January 2011 and December 2020. Of a total of 728 papers found, 9 journals were selected. RESULTS: The results founded three categories and their attendant sub-categories. The categories was caregivers support, involvement caregivers in stroke care, and barriers. The majority of mobile application was used to provide video education for caregivers. Caregivers involved in stroke care including emotional care, nutrition, exercise, and recurrent stroke prevention. Poor connection was the most barrier in using mobile application. CONCLUSION: Mobile application can support caregivers in stroke care. Healthcare providers are expected to utilize mobile applications in helping caregivers in post-stroke care.