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Exploring patient preferences for monitoring nutritional intake Har passerat

Onsdag 15 maj 2024 11:21 - 11:27 G2

Moderator: Andreas Fors
Rapportör: Sjoukje Hoornstra

Spår: Tools and Assessments

Background: The nutritional status of hospitalized patients has a great impact on their morbidity and mortality. Nutritional monitoring of food and fluid intake gives insight into the nutritional status of a patient and is used as a method for nutritional follow up. Traditionally, monitoring is done manually by hospital staff which usually excludes patient inclusion, participation and collaboration. Negotiating patient, or significant other, inclusion and participation in the monitoring process would enhance a personcentred approach to care. To do this, we need to understand what patients value and how they perceive the role of others and their own (potential) role in manually or technologically monitoring their nutritional intake. Such an approach is conducive to the values of respecting unicity and selfdetermination, as well as mutual respect and understanding between service users and healthcare professionals (McCormack et al., 2021). This research aims to explore patient values, needs, beliefs and abilities with regards to monitoring nutritional intake within a hospital setting. Findings will be used to construct patient preference profiles for monitoring nutritional intake. Methods: This cross-sectional study used a quantitative survey among consenting, hospitalized patients, in an urban hospital, between May and November 2023. Outcome measures included demographic features, the validated short form Patient Activation Measure’ (PAM-13), the validated ‘Dutch Health Literacy Questionnaire’ (HLQ), as well as digital skills and statements regarding patients’ values, needs and beliefs. Logistical regression will be performed to explore associations between patient characteristics (demographic features, activation, health literacy, digital skills) and their preferences for monitoring. Results: Patient preference profiles for monitoring nutritional intake, based on statistical analyses exploring associations between patient characteristics and monitoring preferences, will be presented at the conference.  

Språk

English

Seminarietyp

Förinspelat + På plats

Föreläsningsformat

Orals

Konferens

GCPCC

Authors

Sjoukje Hoornstra, Carola Lavrijssen - Boerekamp, Marianne Nieboer, Jeanne Dieleman, Shaun Cardiff, Teatske van der Zijpp

Föreläsare

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Andreas Fors Moderator

Professor
University of Gothenburg Centre for Person-Centred Care (GPCC)

Professor.
Institute of Health and Care Sciences, Sahlgrenska Academy, University of Gothenburg, Sweden.
University of Gothenburg Centre for Person-Centred Care (GPCC), Sahlgrenska Academy, University of Gothenburg, Sweden.


Andreas is a professor in nursing, specialising in research on person-centred care across various conditions and contexts. He has approximately 50 publications in scientific journals. Currently, he is the primary investigator of a prospective, longitudinal cohort study combined with a qualitative focus group study. The aim of this project, PCC@Work, is to follow, describe, and assess the impact of applying person-centred care in hospital, primary, and municipal care on work-related health and job satisfaction among health and social care professionals. Additionally, the project explores professionals' experiences regarding their work-related health and job satisfaction while applying person-centred care.

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Sjoukje Hoornstra Rapportör

Teacher/ researcher in nursing
MSc

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