期刊
REHABILITATION NURSING
卷 38, 期 2, 页码 88-98出版社
WILEY-BLACKWELL
DOI: 10.1002/rnj.69
关键词
caregiving; family-centered care; interaction; qualitative research; stroke
资金
- National Institutes of Health/National Institute of Nursing Research [R15NR009800, R15NR012169]
Purpose Preparation for caregiving is improved through engaged interactions between stroke family caregivers and healthcare providers throughout the care trajectory. We explored caregivers' perceptions about interactions with providers in rehabilitation, and how these experiences affected caregiver preparation. Design Seventeen caregivers, included in this grounded theory study, were interviewed during a rehabilitation stay and postdischarge. Data were analyzed using dimensional and comparative analysis. Findings Caregivers described interactions with providers on a continuum from collaborative to disconnected, and a range of strategies to enhance interactions. Conclusions Caregivers want to be actively engaged with providers during inpatient rehabilitation and collaborative interactions enhance preparedness and care satisfaction. Relevance Family members should be assessed for caregiving capacity and interactions between providers and caregivers should be individualized to specific needs. Providers must also be aware that many caregivers are not active information seekers. They must engage caregivers who may not even know what questions to ask.
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