Nursing Techniques to Prepare a Favorable Local Environment of a Pressure Ulcer ; Computer-developed Decision-making Care Algorithm
为压疮创造有利的局部环境的护理技术;
基本信息
- 批准号:13672498
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- 金额:$ 2.56万
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- 依托单位国家:日本
- 项目类别:Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
- 财政年份:2001
- 资助国家:日本
- 起止时间:2001 至 2003
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Introduction : The purpose of this study was to create a pressure ulcer assessment tool and a decision-making care algorithm for pressure ulcers, confirm its validity, and to provide it on a quick and easy-to-use CD-ROM. Method : (1)We handed out a questionnaire to examine the status and factors causing refractory pressure ulcers to 478 experts of the pressure ulcer care. An assessment tool was made from their results (2)To create the decision-making care algorithm we devised a decision tree based on the approach used by the EBN in the literature reviews. (3)The subjects were divided into an experimental group(assessment tool/algorithm group) and a control group. The effectiveness of integrating the assessment tool and the algorithm(hereafter referred to as "system") was evaluated by comparing their results with the actual process of pressure ulcer healing(using DESIGN and wound area) The cost-effectiveness was also calculated for both groups. To make the "system" more easy tu use, we transferred it to CD-ROM. Results : (1)This assessment tool(using DESIGN and photographs) determines whether the wound is in a refractory state or not. (2)The "system" consists of 43 decision trees that are linked to the assessment tool. (3)Concerning the pressure ulcer healing process, the DESIGN scores were significantly lower and wound area was significantly smaller in the experimental group than in the control group. The cost of wound care was significantly lower in the experimental group than in the control group. The incremental cost-effectiveness ratio was better in the experimental group than in the control group. Discussion and Summary : We are the first to develop a system for professional caregivers that can provide treatment guidance of a pressure ulcer to provide the most suitable care. By implementing this system, our results also showed a faster healing rate, which proved to be more cost-effective in the treatment of pressure ulcers.
简介:本研究的目的是创建压疮评估工具和压疮决策护理算法,确认其有效性,并以快速且易于使用的 CD-ROM 形式提供。方法:(1)向478名压疮护理专家发放调查问卷,调查难治性压疮的现状和造成顽固性压疮的因素。根据他们的结果制作了一个评估工具 (2) 为了创建决策护理算法,我们根据 EBN 在文献综述中使用的方法设计了一个决策树。 (3)将受试者分为实验组(评估工具/算法组)和对照组。通过将评估工具和算法(以下简称“系统”)的结果与压疮愈合的实际过程(使用DESIGN和伤口面积)进行比较来评估集成评估工具和算法(以下简称“系统”)的有效性,并计算两组的成本效益。为了使“系统”更方便您的使用,我们将其转移到CD-ROM上。结果:(1)该评估工具(使用设计和照片)确定伤口是否处于难治状态。 (2)“系统”由43个决策树组成,这些决策树与评估工具相链接。 (3)在压疮愈合过程中,实验组DESIGN评分显着低于对照组,创面面积显着小于对照组。实验组的伤口护理费用明显低于对照组。实验组的增量成本效果比优于对照组。讨论与总结:我们率先为专业护理人员开发了一个系统,可以为压疮的治疗提供指导,从而提供最合适的护理。通过实施该系统,我们的结果还显示出更快的愈合速度,这被证明在治疗压疮方面更具成本效益。
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Sanada, H.: "Reliability and validity of DESIGN, a tool that classifies pressure ulcer severity and monitors healing."Journal of Wound Care. 13・1. 13-18 (2004)
Sanada, H.:“设计的可靠性和有效性,一种对压疮严重程度进行分类并监测愈合情况的工具。”伤口护理杂志 13・1 (2004)。
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Sugama, J.: "Reliability and validity of a multi-pad pressure evaluator for pressure ulcer management."Journal of Tissue Viability. 12(4). 148-153 (2002)
Sugama, J.:“用于压疮管理的多垫压力评估器的可靠性和有效性。”组织活力杂志。
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Sanada, H.: "Reliability and validity of DESIGN, a tool that classifies pressure ulcer severity and monitors healing."Journal of Wound Care. 13(1). 13-18 (2004)
Sanada, H.:“DESIGN 的可靠性和有效性,这是一种对压疮严重程度进行分类并监测愈合情况的工具。”《伤口护理杂志》。
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