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The impact of sleep on ambulatory blood pressure of female caregivers providing home care in Japan: An observational study
é沢倧åŠå»è¬ä¿å¥ç 究åä¿å¥åŠç³»Background: Elderly family caregivers are presumed to be susceptible to having various health problems. However, biomedical indicators of health in these caregivers are rarely examined. Objective: To examine the effect of sleep quality, measured by hours of sleep and the number of times leaving bed, on various blood pressure parameters in elderly caregivers. Design: Observational study. Setting: Northern Japan. Participants: Seventy-eight female family caregivers. Methods: Ambulatory blood pressure was monitored at 30-60-min intervals for a 24-h period. An actigraph was used to determine sleep/wake status. Face-to-face interviews were conducted to obtain home care and demographic information, and self-administered questionnaires were used to collect information on activities in a 24-h period. Results: The mean age of the caregivers was 62.5 ± 9.6 years, and the mean hours of sleep were 7.3. Out of 78 caregivers, 19 were on antihypertensive medication. Of the remaining 59, this study found 45.8% to be hypertensive, with the mean maximum systolic pressure exceeding 180 mmHg. The hours of sleep at night and for the 24-h period were inversely associated with the mean systolic blood pressure. The majority of caregivers on antihypertensive medication also had high blood pressure. Conclusions: This study suggests the importance of 24-h ambulatory blood pressure monitoring for elderly caregivers, so as to screen for hypertension as well as to monitor the effectiveness of antihypertensive medication. © 2008 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.This article has not been published yet
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: We prospectively followed family caregivers to examine changes in sleeping patterns, ambulatory blood pressure, and fatigue status three years after the initial survey. : 67 family caregivers who enrolled in the first survey conducted between 2001 and 2004. : We asked the participants to enroll in the follow-up survey by mail. We interviewed care condition and asked to write self-reported activity recording for those who gave the written informed consent. An actigraph was used to determine sleep status and ambulatory blood pressure was monitored for 24-hour period. The Cumulative Fatigue Symptoms Index-Housewife was used. The research proposal was approved by the ethics committee of the faculty of Medicine, Kanazawa University. : The changes in the first and second survey results were tested by the Wilcoxon matched-pairs signed-ranks test according to presence of continuation of home care. : Of 67 eligible participants, 66 were alive. Of those, two were hospitalized, and 24 remained as primary caregivers. Thirty-three participants agreed to enroll in the second investigation. Fourteen participants continued home care and 19 ceased to provide care because of the death or hospitalization of care receivers. Of 14 caregiving participants, no significant changes were found for sleep status, blood pressure measurements, and fatigue status although the number of participants with hypertensive treatment increased by two. In 19 non-caregivers group, nap time in the daytime became significantly longer and the mean duration of nap increased by 54 minutes, and chronic fatigue was relieved significantly. No significant changes in the blood pressure measurements were detected although additional two people were under hypertension medication. : This study did not show any clear difference of health condition between those continuously engaged in home care and those who had discontinued giving care. In the 19 former caregivers, the daytime nap time was significantly increased with a reduction in the feeling of fatigue. These results may be attributable to the cessation of home care. : The cessation of caregiving activities led to increased nap time and contributed to the reduction of chronic fatigue. The increasing number of participants with hypertensive treatment suggests additional care is necessary for aging participants, especially for those continue to provide care.ãç®çãä»è·ãé·æéç¶ããããšã«ããå¿èº«ãžã®åœ±é¿ãæããã«ããããã家æä»è·è
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Supply of goods from hospitals to outpatients practicing intermittent self-catheterization in Japan
Hospitals supply goods to patients practicing intermittent self-catheterization (ISC), yet procedures for distribution have yet to be standardized, making it difficult to track the types of goods that are shipped and their amounts. The aim of this study was to standardize the types and amounts of goods provided by medical facilities on the basis of the survey results. We conducted a survey of medical facilities and patients regarding the status of goods supplied for ISC. Data were collected from January to May 2010 from 5 outpatient urology clinics and 26 patients practicing ISC. The first finding of this research is that the amount of supplied goods was insufficient and part of the supply method was incorrect. The second is that the status of goods supplied changed not only with ISC, but also with hospital characteristics. The third is that hospital costs averaged 26·50, clearly showing that patients experience an economic burden. Patient costs were high in cases in which the percentage of types of goods supplied was low. A researcher analysed survey data to determine issues and procedures relevant to the supply of goods. The study showed a need to develop an optimal supply system for ISC patients and identified issues in the current system in Japan that require resolution. © 2012 The Authors. International Journal of Urological Nursing © 2012 BAUN & Blackwell Publishing Ltd
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Aim: The aim of this study was to clarify the actual status of management of triggers ofbehavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD) among care managers andthe factors that affect the implementation of management.Methods: An anonymous self-administered questionnaire was conducted for care managersfrom 4000 in-home long-term care support providers throughout Japan. The followingitems were surveyed: gender, basic qualifications, years of work experience with basicqualifications and care manager, cognitive symptoms, underlying illness and physical andmental conditions, living ability, living environment, social participation and life history,precautions when creating care plans, and difficulties in support. Univariate analysis wasconducted according to whether the management of BPSD triggers was implemented.Binary logistic regression analysis was conducted with the items that showed significantdifferences as independent variables, and the implementation of trigger management as thedependent variable.Results: An analysis was conducted on 832 care managers with the basic qualifications ofa certified care worker and nurse. Of these, 430 (53.6%) managed triggers, while 402 (46.4%)did not. Compared to those who didnât manage triggers, a significantly higher percentageof those who did manage triggers assessed their cognitive symptoms, physical and mentalstatus, living ability, living environment and social participation, and adopted precautionswhen creating care plans. Factors affecting the implementation of trigger managementincluded the patientâs strengths, connection with local residents, promotion of familymembersâ understanding of dementia, consideration of abuse prevention, cooperation withdoctors, and basic qualifications.Conclusions: Half of the respondents implemented trigger management, which wasaffected by the list of precautions when creating care plans, and basic qualifications.Promoting care plans that include support, which increases the self-efficacy of peoplewith dementia, building stable relationships with local residents and family members,and cooperation with doctors, may lead to the implementation of trigger management. Inparticular, the necessity of promoting trigger management among certified care workerswas suggested
A foot-care program to facilitate self-care by the elderly: A non-randomized intervention study UMIN000029632 UMIN
é沢倧åŠå»è¬ä¿å¥ç 究åä¿å¥åŠç³»Objective: We aimed to evaluate a foot-care awareness program designed to improve foot morphology, physical functioning, and fall prevention among the community-dwelling elderly. Eleven independent community-dwelling elderly women (aged 61-83 years) were provided with foot-care advice and shown effective foot-care techniques to perform regularly for 6 months, and compared with a control group of 10 elderly women who did not receive any intervention. Measurements of foot form, functional capacity, subjective foot movement, and physical function were taken at baseline and 6-month follow-up. Results: At follow-up, improvements were seen in the intervention group in foot morphology, subjective foot movement, foot pressure, and balance. In the intervention group, 90% of women had maintained or improved foot form and none of them had fallen during the post-intervention period, compared to the control group where 30% improved foot form (p = 0.0075) and four (40%) of them had fallen. Therefore, a foot-care program may have the potential to prevent falls and improve mobility among the elderly. Trial Registration UMIN-CTR No. UMIN000029632. Date of Registration: October 19, 2017 © 2017 The Author(s)