Optimising health care for people living with chronic kidney disease: Health‐professional perspectives.

Background: People with chronic kidney disease are often multimorbid and have complex psychosocial needs. For health professionals to deliver holistic, person‐centred care to individuals and their carers living with this multifaceted disease, they are required to communicate complex information and...

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Publicado en:Journal of Renal Care Vol. 48; no. 3; pp. 168 - 177
Autores principales: Fildes, Karen, Stefoska‐Needham, Anita, Atkinson, Josie, Lambert, Kelly, Lee, Anna, Pugh, Debbie, Smyth, Mikki, Turner, Rebecca, Wallace, Samantha, Nealon, Jessica
Formato: research tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell Sep2022
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          Fildes, Karen
          Stefoska‐Needham, Anita
          Atkinson, Josie
          Lambert, Kelly
          Lee, Anna
          Pugh, Debbie
          Smyth, Mikki
          Turner, Rebecca
          Wallace, Samantha
          Nealon, Jessica
        affil: School of Medicine, Faculty of Science Medicine and Health, Health Impact Research Cluster, University of Wollongong, Wollongong New South Wales,, Australia
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          Renal Insufficiency, Chronic Therapy
          Health Care Delivery
          Attitude of Health Personnel Evaluation
          Tertiary Health Care
          Work Experiences Evaluation
          Multidisciplinary Care Team
          Physicians, Family
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          Qualitative Studies
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          Family Nurse Practitioners
          Dietitians
          Nephrologists
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          Patient Centered Care
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      ab: Background: People with chronic kidney disease are often multimorbid and have complex psychosocial needs. For health professionals to deliver holistic, person‐centred care to individuals and their carers living with this multifaceted disease, they are required to communicate complex information and problem solve in a multifactorial health and disease context. Objectives: To explore the perspectives and experiences of tertiary care multidisciplinary team members and primary care providers of health care to people with chronic kidney disease; identify opportunities to innovate and improve the coordinated delivery of health services. Design: The qualitative study design used purposive sampling to recruit 39 health professionals, working in the primary and tertiary sector in a regional Australian health district. Participants included general practitioners, renal and general practice nurses, dietitians, nephrologists and social workers. Approach: The data were collected through semistructured interviews and analysed using a relativist ontological position and directed content analysis approach. Analysis of interviews was undertaken by three independent researchers and key themes were derived via consensus. Findings and Conclusions: A common goal to deliver person‐centred individualised care was evident among health care professionals. However a deficit in shared understanding of the disease within and between disciplines was identified. The complex nature of chronic kidney disease requires up‐skilling of health professionals to ensure patient education is targeted to individual health contexts and motivates self‐management. Improved communication and comprehension might best be achieved across disciplines with an integrated approach to delivery of primary health care to individuals living with early‐stage kidney disease.
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