1.Real experience of long-term care insurance home care service based on family caregivers' perspective
Guilian HE ; Ying ZHOU ; Lexin YUAN ; Yao HUANG ; Dongyi LUO ; Gangna ZHANG ; Li HE
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2020;26(15):1977-1981
Objective:To explore the real experience of family caregiver in providing care service and receiving home care organizational management after the disabled aged enjoyed the long-term care insurance so as to provide a scientific basis for standardizing the long-term care insurance home care service.Methods:From July to September 2019, this study selected 14 family caregivers of the home disabled aged enjoying the long-term care insurance in Guangzhou by purposive sampling to carry out the semi-structured interview so as to understand the personal feelings and suggestions of interviewees on long-term care insurance home care service. Colaizzi phenomenological analysis was used to data analysis.Results:A total of two themes were abstracted including the harvest of family caregiver and insufficient management model.Conclusions:Long-term care insurance home care service is instrumental in reducing the economic burden, care burden of family caregivers, and promoting the normative development of home care service. However, there is insufficient management model of family caregivers which needs to be improved.
2.The status and influencing factors of quality of life among disabled elderly whose home care services were paid by the long-term care insurance
Guilian HE ; Ying ZHOU ; Yao HUANG ; Gangna ZHANG ; Dongyi LUO ; Shengfeng LAI
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2021;37(25):1946-1952
Objective:To investigate the status and influencing factors of quality of life among disabled elderly whose home care services were paid by the long-term care insurance in Guangzhou, in order to provide a scientific evidence for improving their quality of life and improving the long term care insurance system.Methods:A convenience sample of 161 disabled elderly whose home care services were paid by the long-term care insurance were recruited and investigated. A cross-sectional survey was conducted by general information questionnaire, World Health Organization Quality of Life Brief Scale, Barthel Index, Self-rating Depression Scale, Self-rating Anxiety Scale and World Health Organization Happiness Index Scale.Results:The score of the quality of life among disabled elderly was 41.17±7.79. And the score of its four dimensions in descending order: environment, social relationships, psychological and physical with (11.38 ± 2.71), (10.36 ± 3.16), (9.86 ± 2.08), (9.56 ± 1.89) points. The multiple linear regression analysis found that frequencies of outdoor activities per week, frequencies of hospitalization in the past year, subjective well-being, depression and anxiety influenced the quality of life of the disabled elderly( P<0.05). Conclusions:The quality of life of disabled elderly is not optimistic. Nurses in home care institutions should formulate personalized nursing intervention based on influencing factors to improve the quality of life of disabled elderly, while providing a basis for optimizing long-term care insurance policies.
3.Real emotional experience of subjective well-being of elderly people in nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic
Dongyi LUO ; Ying ZHOU ; Xiaofang ZOU ; Yao HUANG ; Gangna ZHANG ; Chunqin LIU ; Jiani CHEN ; Qiulin BI
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2022;38(30):2361-2367
Objective:To describe the real experience of the elderly who has felt happy during the time they stayed at nursing homes, and discuss the meaning which is behind their experience during the COVID-19 pandemic, to provide scientific basis for improving their subjective well-being.Methods:Qualitative explanatory phenomenological analysis methods, and semi-structured in-depth interviews were used to interview 21 elderly people living in Guangzhou Songhe Nursing Home. Data analysis and subject extraction were carried out with reference to the Colaizzi 7-step analysis.Results:The real experience of subjective well-being of the elderly in nursing homes has six themes: be satisfied with the nursing home management service, be satisfied with harmonious interpersonal relationship, be satisfied with good health, be satisfied with family support, grateful and expectations for the social support system, be satisfied with and grateful for the epidemic prevention work during the COVID-19 epidemic.Conclusions:The elderly who live in a nursing home with perfect management and service, care for each other, are healthy, receive family and social support, are grateful, and understand family and social support will be more likely to feel happy. Improving the subjective well-being of the elderly in nursing homes requires the coordination and support of nursing homes, the elderly, families, society and other aspects.