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Toward a model for quality assessment in heart transplantation

P A Larsson¹, A Möller, I Karlsson

¹Gothenburg Faculty of Caring Sciences, University of Gothenburg.

International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care

|January 1, 1994

Abstract:

A model for quality assessment of heart transplantation that combines a scientific method for studying the recipients' quality of life and a basis for a method of clinical work by nurses and other health care professionals is discussed. Besides its use as a research method, this model also may serve as an instrument for documenting patients' biopsychosocial status, including coping capacity, and for evaluating nursing interventions.

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