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Pårørendes erfaringer med kommunal hjemmetjeneste til personer med demens

Authors: Nordhagen, Vera Kristin; Sørlie, Venke;

Pårørendes erfaringer med kommunal hjemmetjeneste til personer med demens

Abstract

Background: In Norway there are about 75.000 people with dementia. Due to their condition at some point they will be in need of professional health care. Relatives are often the first caregivers until professional care services can take over. Studies show that relatives want to play an active role and continue to be a resource to both the patient and health care providers. Aim: The aim of this study is to describe the relatives’ experiences with professional home care services for people with dementia. Method: Individual narrative interviews were conducted. The data was analyzed using a phenomenological hermeneutical method. Findings: Relatives express that health care providers who surpass what is normally expected in basic care, contributed greatly in raising relatives confidence and trust towards the home health care personell. Relatives feel they often are not seen as a resource for better care of the patients. There are too many different care providers responsible for the same patient. They have little time to spend with the patient and also to document about the care that is given. Conclusion: Relatives are important and necessary resources to give a quality care and treatment to people with dementia. Care providers need to involve relatives who can play a vital role in order to increase the quality of overall care. Key words: home health care, relative’s experience, dementia and qualitative design.

Bakgrunn: I Norge er det cirka 75.000 personer med demens. I løpet av sykdommen vil disse ha behov for profesjonell pleie. Pårørende er ofte de første hjelperne inntil profesjonelle pleiere overtar. Studier viser at pårørende er og ønsker å være en ressurs for pasienten og helsepersonell. Hensikt: Hensikten med denne studien er å beskrive pårørendes erfaringer med kommunal hjemmetjeneste til personer med demens. Metode: Individuelle narrative intervju ble valgt for datainnsamling. Data ble analysert ved hjelp av fenomenologisk hermeneutisk metode. Funn: Pårørende forteller at pleierne som yter ”det lille ekstra” for pasienten, tilbringer tid med dem og samtaler med både pasient og pårørende, får pårørende til å kjenne tillit til hjemmetjenesten. Pårørende føler at de sjelden blir sett på som en ressurs for bedre omsorg for pasienten. Det er for mange pleiere som har ansvar for pasienten. Pleierne har for dårlig tid til å være sammen med pasienten og til å dokumentere pleien de utfører. Konklusjon: Pårørende er viktige og nødvendige ressurser for å gi kvalitativt gode tjenester til personer med demens. Pleierne må involvere pårørende for å øke kvaliteten på omsorgen som ytes. Nøkkelord: Hjemmetjeneste, pårørendes erfaring, demens, kvalitativt design.

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Norway
Keywords

Demens, Familie, Hjemmesykepleie

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