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  • Gerontology

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  • The increasing prevalence of venous leg ulcers in aging populations poses significant wound care challenges.
  • The Lindsay Leg Club model offers a community-based approach to leg health management.
  • Auditing existing data is crucial for understanding the effectiveness of such models.

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  • To audit the relational database of the Leg Club Network, analyzing patient data from 2014-2019.
  • To evaluate the effectiveness of the Lindsay Leg Club model in managing leg health for an aging demographic.
  • To identify areas for improvement, such as the inclusion of psychosocial outcomes.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of a relational database containing over 266,000 leg assessments and treatments from >17,000 patients.
  • Examination of nurse-member attendance times, skill mix, healing rates, and recurrence rates.
  • Calculation of staffing costs and analysis of patient demographics, with 71% aged 70-94.

Main Results:

  • Average healing rate of 62% after 12 weeks; recurrence rate of 20% after 12 weeks.
  • Average nurse-member attendance time of 28 minutes, with staffing costs of £28 per treatment.
  • The majority of members (71%) were aged 70-94, underscoring the need for age-specific care.

Conclusions:

  • The Lindsay Leg Club model demonstrates positive outcomes in leg ulcer management for the elderly.
  • The current data collection lacks psychosocial and well-being indicators, which are recommended for future development.
  • Further research should incorporate these elements to provide a holistic view of patient care and outcomes.