英文摘要 |
The discussed subject in this article is a 79-year-old man with stroke-related right side hemiplegia. His discharge planner assisted for a seamless transition to long-term care 2.0 resources after his hospital discharge. During the nursing period from March 11 to 18, 2020, the multidimensional assessment instrument (MDAI) was applied for an overall assessment to understand the subject and the caregiver’s physical, mental, environmental, social support and medical care needs. The main health problems were identified as impaired physical mobility, self-care deficit, and the caregiver role strain. Furthermore, the long-term care service disability level assessment was carried out for a timely transition to long-term care resources based on the assessed level. Early reablement intervention of stroke during the nursing process, home reablement program, and individualized reablement exercise plan were all helpful for promoting the timely function restoration. Continuous follow up after hospital discharge for monitoring home care quality and active caring and listening to the stress and anxiety of the main caregivers may improve home care skills and the confidence of the main caregivers to reduce care load and improve the daily life quality. This nursing experience may improve the understanding of nursing staff reagarding discharge planning in transition to long-term care 2.0 resources. A more effective reablement may be achieved through an early intervention. |