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緩和ケアにおける患者中心の成果を伝えるための枠組みの共同設計:患者と公衆を巻き込み,理解の枠組みを再考する
Mevhibe B Hocaoglu1, Adejoke Oluyase2, Deb Smith3
1Cicely Saunders Institute of Palliative Care, Policy & Rehabilitation, King's College London, London, UK. Mevhibe.hocaoglu@kcl.ac.uk.
Journal of patient-reported outcomes
|February 21, 2026
まとめ
緩和ケア研究における患者と公衆の関与は,患者中心のアウトカムのコミュニケーションを強化します. このアプローチは,理解を再構築し,終末期ケアを超えて,適時アクセスとより良いデータ使用を促進します.
科学分野:
- 緩和ケアに関する研究
- 患者と公衆の関与 (PPIE)
- 健康に関するコミュニケーション
背景:
- 緩和ケアでは,個人を中心としたサポートが提供されますが,生命の終わりに限ったケアとして誤って理解され,アクセスを遅らせます.
- この研究は,緩和ケアにおける患者中心のアウトカムに関する改善されたコミュニケーションと関与の必要性に対処しています.
研究 の 目的:
- 緩和ケアにおける患者中心の成果に関する公衆のコミュニケーションと関与を強化するための枠組みの共同設計.
- この枠組みを利用して,緩和ケアに対する理解とアクセスを改善するために,資源を共同で生産する.
主な方法:
- 2つのオンライン共同設計ワークショップでは,Knowledge-to-Actionフレームワークを使用しました.
- 患者,市民,および医療・社会福祉指導者の関心を集める.
- COVID-19緩和ケアの結果に関するCovPall研究からの証拠を提示した後,議論をテーマ的に分析しました.
主要な成果:
- 18人の市民参加者や指導者が,フレームワークと資源開発に積極的に貢献しました.
- 明確でアクセシブルなフォーマット (映画,インフォグラフィック) は,終末期を超えた緩和ケアを再構成するために価値があります.
- 患者中心のアウトカムと患者報告アウトカム (PRO) データを活用して,能力を構築し,サービスを改善することを強調した.
結論:
- 有意義な患者と公衆の関与とエンゲージメント (PPIE) は,患者中心のアウトカムとPROのエビデンスのコミュニケーションを強化します.
- PPIEは,終末期を超えて緩和医療の重要性を再定義し,研究効果を拡大します.
- 開発されたフレームワークは,他の敏感な保健分野における複雑な結果を伝えるための移行可能な戦略を提供します.
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