英文摘要 |
The demographic structure of the world is changing rapidly, and most advanced countries are about to face the problem of aging society. The proportion of the elderly population in Taiwan is rising rapidly. According to the National Development Commission, it will enter a super-aged society in 2025. Many elderly people have chronic diseases, highlighting that Taiwan has many Families are facing the need for care, and in recent years, the government has begun to promote long-term care policies. Palliative care is a kind of human medical development based on the evolution of life and technological progress. From the discharge of the patient to the community for referral to long-term care resources and follow-up, the terminally ill residents pursue a comfortable and regret-free hospice; however, palliative care is implemented in long-term care institutions. encountered many difficulties. This study mainly uses the TQM model to explore the related factors of palliative medical service satisfaction in long-term care institutions, in order to gain a deeper understanding: 1. To explore the impact of long-term care institutions on the quality of palliative medical services on residents and their families. 2. To explore the impact of the staff of long-term care institutions on the satisfaction of family members by promoting the quality of palliative medical services. 3. To explore the impact of the implementation of quality control tools (Total Quality Management TQM) in long-term care institutions for palliative medical services. Research shows that although palliative care has been implemented in the medical system for several years, many elderly people and their families choose to avoid the issue of death or be limited by the influence of moral values, which has its own particularity. How to create a hospitable death in long-term care institutions requires institutions. The staff planning is in line with the care model, and the results of this study can be adopted as a reference for the long-term care industry to implement palliative care, so that residents and their families can find a second home with peace of mind. |