290 likes | 413 Views
Supported by telecare PD-research project. Aase Riemann Amsterdam PD-consult EDTNA/ERCA. Telecare. Content. Use of telecare Project Telediavisie Structure Design Discussion. Telecare. Growing international interest western countries growing techological developments
E N D
Supported by telecarePD-research project Aase Riemann Amsterdam PD-consult EDTNA/ERCA
Content • Use of telecare • Project Telediavisie • Structure • Design • Discussion
Telecare • Growing international interest • western countries • growing techological developments • patient selfmanagement • complex problems in care • growing numbers of elderly • shortage of nurses
Use telecare • Communication and contacts • screens, video • Monitoring • devices, • bloodsugar, natrium, O2 • Information • patient files • Education • patient websites • Entertainment
Effects, results research • Emotional support and better quality of life • Feelings of safety • More time and less stress also for family • Less hospital visits Tinker 2010, Peeters 2010, Axelsson, 2010
Effects of telecare • A better ADL and cognitive scores in 225 elderly with diabetes, hypertension and COPD (m/R) Telemed JEHealth, 2004 • Better quality of life, lung-function and O2-content in 300 patients with asthma (m/R) Journal of Allergy and Clinical immunologie, 2005 • Better bloodsugars in 30 patients > 60 yr with diabetes (v/e/R) Telemed JEHEalth 2006
Effects of telecare • Better blood sugars and LDL/Cholesterol in1665 patients with diabetes (v/m/i/e/R) Trans Am Clin Climatol Association, 2007 • Better support and education for patients with cancer – numbers pt.? (v) Int J geriatric Psychiatric, 2009 • Acceptance of applications, no difference in quality of life for 83 patients with HIV (v/p/e/R) ICMCC database 2011
Effects telecare • Great satisfaction, high levels of selfmanagement, feelings of safeness in 20 mentally handicapped grown-ups Journal Cordaan, 2011 • Virtual Hospital, use of video-screens and monitoring by 175 discharged patients with COPD (v/m/R), • no results yet • cost analysis Virtual Hospital Frederiksberg/Herlev 2010
Telediavisie, a PD-project • Patients with PD-treatment • Use of video-screens • connections with other applications • Project • implementation and research • specially for PD-nurses • To start in October 2011
Thesis • Better care and support • Safety for patients and family • Improvement selfmanagement • Less complications • Less visits and admittances to hospital
Patients • 25 patients • already doing PD or after training • 2 centers • Inclusion of patients by nurses • will ask patients
Interventions • Video screens instead of telephones • Acute situations • peritonitis • exit-site infections • fluid-problems • problems with homechoice or exchanges
Instructions • Video screen instead of telephone • Instructions to • exchanges • building up home-choice • antibiotics injection in bags • hygiene • washing hands
Virtual house visits • Video screens instead of house visits • Prevention • hygiene • medicine • counseling • familily and district nurses • specially after discharge hospital
Participants • Quality Institute Nephrology • Hans Mak Institute • interviews and data • Support • Counsellor • working in centers • presentations, implementation, data gathering, crisis management, interviews • Expert telecare • contact and implementation ICT
Aim 1 and approach • Applications, list of demands ↓ • Focusgroupe • Users, patients, professionals
Aim 2 and approach • Are users satisfied? ↓ • Installing screens • Education users • Interviews
Aim 3 and approach • Opinion users • patients, family and professionals • satisfaction • selfmanagement ↓ • Interviews with patients and family • Interviews nurses • self- reports • Data • Quantitative • Health-records
Aim 4 and approach • Looking for answers • does the programme work? • do’s and don’t’s • difference using screens instead of telephones? • which barriers and problems? ↓ • Conclusion and report
Primairy outcomes • Contacts between patients and professionals • telephone contacts versus screens • virtual home visits • medical data • kt/v • hb, calc/phosphate, glucose • events, visits out patient clinic, admittance hospital
Secondary outcomes • Satisfaction with application • Level of safety • Level of selfmanagement
Design • Evaluation research • form of research that involves finding out how well a program, practice or procedure is working • non-experimental design • developing a methode to measure behaviour under study • -collecting qualitative and quantitative data Polit F, Hungler P, 1995
Quality • Theory • Bandura’s theory about selfmanagement • Qualitative interviews • validated • self-reports professionals
Quantity • During whole programme • health-care records • electronically
Challenges • Complex intervention • Technical challenges • Other ways of organising work • acceptance professionals
End • ‘It seems that telecare is more difficult to implement than we thought’ • ‘We have seen great telecare projects being not succesfull because somebody had forgotten to involve the nurses and doctors who must work with it’. Wootton R, Norwegian Center of telemedicin, 2011