英文摘要 |
Having good death at home is considered as a good fortune to most people in Southern Taiwanese culture. However, in the Hospital, only 75.3% of patients having home hospice care had good death at home. In other words, most of the patients are not able to have good death at home as they wish. Such occurrence gives the author a motivation to design and conduct this program, whose purpose is to enhance the preparation of the patients having home hospice care to receive good death at home. After analysis of the cause, the author found out the reason leading to the low preparation were mainly insufficient days of case management for nurses to give the instruction, provision of health education based on merely personal experience, lack of instruments for shift exchange, unable to understand and handle patients’status after discharge, none of specific courses and training for such domain, none of standards and regulations for case enrollment and checking mechanism, family members’lack of cognition to deal with the patients during the agonal stage, family members’concern about unable to obtain death diagnostic report, limitation of residence, as well as stress coming from neighbors’opinion. To improve the above-mentioned factors, this program includes several measures including educational training, checking and inspection mechanism, an instruction of health educational purpose, electronic daily report of shift exchange, mobile messaging app to contact with patients and family members, a regulated mechanism of case enrollment within three days, as well as two-way message notification of patient’s admission and discharge. After conduction of the program, the preparation completeness of home based hospice nurse for good death at home is increased from 75.3% to 90.1%, and the rate of patients’good death at home is also increased from 41.4% the planned target of 67.9%. Home hospice care can fulfill patients’wish of good death at home, and let them end of their lives in a higher quality. |