印度尼西亚成人慢性病患者的自我保健经历:一项综合综述

International Journal of Chronic Diseases Pub Date : 2020-08-25 eCollection Date: 2020-01-01 DOI:10.1155/2020/1379547
Nurul Akidah Lukman, Annette Leibing, Lisa Merry
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我们进行了一项文献综述,从慢性病患者的角度来记录印度尼西亚成人慢性病患者的自我保健经历和各种影响因素。我们检索了CINAHL和Google Scholar,以确定同行评议的研究重点是印度尼西亚城市或农村地区患有慢性疾病(最普遍)的男性和/或女性。以“慢性病自我护理”框架为指导,提取和综合了有关自我护理体验的信息以及各种因素如何影响这些体验。纳入9项研究(3项定量研究;6定性)。自我保健包括通过不同的策略(例如,足部卫生、寻求信息/护理、祈祷、饮食、休息和简化生活)、遵循处方治疗和使用传统疗法来保持健康。宗教有时是照顾自己健康的一种手段(如祈祷),或作为自我照顾的动力来源,而在其他情况下,它会导致宿命论的态度。寻求哪种治疗方法(传统还是传统)受到对疾病和治疗方法的理解的影响,而对疾病和治疗方法的理解受信仰、价值观、情感、健康素养和社会经济地位的影响。文献表明,家庭,尤其是女性,在提供支持方面起着关键作用。社区组织也发挥了重要的支持作用,特别是对农村地区的患者。保健的重大障碍包括费用和护理不能很好地适应患者的心理社会需要和情况。文献强调了自我护理经验与如何提供医疗保健和支持之间的脱节。为了更好地支持自我护理,医护人员应该采用个性化的方法;然而,需要更多的研究来更好地了解患者的需求和期望,以及如何在患者-专业动态中解决宗教,信仰,生活环境和替代疗法的使用。
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Self-Care Experiences of Adults with Chronic Disease in Indonesia: An Integrative Review.

We conducted a literature review to document what is known regarding the self-care experiences and various influencing factors among adults living with chronic disease in Indonesia, from the perspective of those living with the illness. We searched CINAHL and Google Scholar to identify peer-reviewed research focused on men and/or women living with a chronic disease (the most prevalent) in urban or rural settings in Indonesia. Using a "Self-Care of Chronic Illness" framework as a guide, information on self-care experiences and how various factors influence these experiences, was extracted and synthesized. Nine studies were included (3 quantitative; 6 qualitative). Self-care involves maintaining well-being through different strategies (e.g., foot hygiene, seeking information/care, praying, diet, resting, and simplifying life), following prescribed treatments, and using traditional remedies. Religion sometimes serves as a means for taking care of one's health (e.g., prayer), or as a source of motivation to self-care, while in other instances, it results in a fatalistic attitude. Which treatments (conventional versus traditional) are sought, it is affected by an understanding of the disease and treatments, which is shaped by beliefs, values, emotions, health literacy, and SES. The literature shows that family, especially women, has a key role in providing support. Community organizations also play an important supportive role, particularly for patients in rural areas. Significant barriers to healthcare include costs and care not being well-adapted to the psychosocial needs and contexts of patients. The literature highlights a disconnection between the self-care experiences and how healthcare and support are delivered. To better support self-care, healthcare professionals should use a personalized approach; however, more research is needed to gain a better understanding of what patients want and expect regarding how religion, beliefs, life circumstances, and the use of alternative therapies should be addressed within the patient-professional dynamic.

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