Patient Home Visits: Measuring Outcomes of a Community Model for Palliative Care Education
作者： Julio A. Allo , Deanna Cuello , Yi Zhang , Suresh K. Reddy , Ahsan Azhar
关键词: Community model 、 Home visits 、 MEDLINE 、 House call 、 Medicine 、 Patient satisfaction 、 Palliative care 、 Family medicine 、 Response rate (survey) 、 Health care
摘要: Abstract Background: Health care professionals may have limited exposure to home-based care. There is no published literature that has described the experiences and satisfaction of participation in patient home visits (PHV). Objective: The objective this article describe characteristics PHV, our approach, evaluation by participants over a nine-year period. Methods: We conducted review surveys completed PHV from 2005–2013. All anonymously questionnaires at end PHVs. Different assessment forms were used for 2005–2010 2011–2013 time periods. Results: A total 34 PHVs with 106 patients approximately 750 mean 3 22 per between 2005 2013. For 18 there are 317 353 participants, making it 90% response rate. Responding physicians 125/543 (23%) other 418/543 (77%). In both ti...
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