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Advance planning for co-caring couples.
1Advanced Clinical Practitioners for Long-Term Conditions, Sirona Care and Health, Bristol, UK.
British Journal of Community Nursing
|March 29, 2023
Summary
Advance care planning is crucial for co-caring couples facing health crises. Proactive planning ensures better support, reducing risks and harm to vulnerable partners in community care settings.
Area of Science:
- Gerontology
- Community Health
- Healthcare Management
Background:
- Growing population of co-caring couples requires tailored support.
- Health crises in one partner reveal the vulnerability of the other.
- Current systems struggle to provide timely safety nets for these couples.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore challenges in providing care for co-caring couples.
- To identify themes impacting care provision for these couples.
- To develop an action plan for improved support and risk reduction.
Main Methods:
- Formal reflective investigation conducted by authors.
- Analysis of themes impacting care for co-caring couples.
- Development of an action plan based on identified themes.
Main Results:
- Identified need for joint advance care planning.
- Highlighted complexities in capacity assessment.
- Recognized challenges in non-acceptance of care and compassion fatigue.
Conclusions:
- Advance care planning is essential for co-caring couples.
- Improved capacity assessment and safeguarding are needed.
- Action plan aims to enhance support and mitigate risks in community care.
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