Alzheimer's rural care healthline: Linking rural caregivers to cognitive-behavioral intervention for depression
Alzheimer's rural care healthline: Linking rural caregivers to cognitive-behavioral intervention for depression
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DOI：
10.1037/0090-5550.50.4.346
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发表时间：
2005-11-01
影响因子：
2.7
通讯作者：
Ashley, P
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作者：
Glueckauf, RL;Stine, C;Ashley, P
目的：描述农村照顾者所面临的挑战，在提供援助，老年人的家庭成员与阿尔茨海默氏病和密切相关的conditions.Procedure：初步焦点小组的调查结果，从一个新的赠款计划，阿尔茨海默氏症的农村护理Healthline，评估农村痴呆症照顾者基于电话的认知行为干预的疗效。小组确定了具体的照顾者教育和技能培训的要求和最佳方法，征求转介从农村卫生提供者，社区老年护理机构，和churchs.Results：信任出现作为一个总体主题，沿着家庭和社区隐私问题和耻辱与痴呆症。今后的研究在设计远程保健干预措施时应考虑农村护理人员的教育优先事项、技术要求和社会文化背景，包括隐私、耻辱和信任等问题。认识到这些因素可能会导致农村远程医疗计划的可接受性，使用频率和可持续性的提高。
Objective: To describe the challenges faced by rural caregivers in providing assistance to older family members with Alzheimer's disease and closely related conditions.Procedure: Preliminary focus group findings from a new grant initiative, Alzheimer's Rural Care Healthline, that assesses the efficacy of telephone-based cognitive-behavioral intervention for rural dementia caregivers. Groups identified specific caregiver educational and skills-training requirements and best methods for soliciting referrals from rural health providers, community elder care agencies, and churches.Results: Trust emerged as an overarching theme, along with family and community privacy issues and the stigma associated with dementia.Conclusions: Future studies should consider the educational priorities, technological requirements, and sociocultural context of rural caregivers in designing telehealth-based interventions, including issues of privacy, stigma, and trust. Recognition of these factors may lead to increased acceptability, frequency of use, and sustainability of rural telehealth programs.