启动智能家庭病房作为老年人居家康复的新模式

Q1 Social Sciences Global Transitions Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.1016/j.glt.2023.02.001
Ruoting Wang, Wanmin Lian, Weibin Cheng, Guowei Li, Junzhang Tian
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来自医疗保健系统的压力导致住院的老年患者住院时间和在家长期康复的时间减少,而在家康复的老年患者再次入院、发生不良事件和死亡的风险仍然很高。随着现代技术的进步,以往的研究都提出了智能医院和智能家居的概念,为老年人的健康服务。然而,没有证据表明为出院的老年患者量身定制了适合家庭康复的智能家居。此外,如何将智能医院和智能家居连接起来,为老年患者的加速康复创造一个共同的环境,也是一项值得努力的工作。为了解决出院后需要居家康复的老年人在智能医院和智能家居之间的这一重要差距,广东省第二总医院最近启动了一种新模式的开发,称为智能家居病房(SHW)。SHW可能有潜力通过打破智能医院和智能家庭之间的信息孤岛,将家庭作为医院病房的一部分进行扩展,并最终以符合成本效益的方式改善老年患者的健康状况,以应对我们的老龄化人口。
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Initiation of the smart home wards as a new model for home-based rehabilitation for the elderly

Pressures from the healthcare systems have led to decreased lengths of hospital stay and home-based long-term rehabilitation for the elderly hospitalized patients, while the elderly patients with home-based rehabilitation remain at high risk of hospital re-admission, adverse events and mortality. As the modern technology advances, previous research has proposed the concept of smart hospital and smart home for the elderly's health. However, no evidence of smart homes tailored to home-based rehabilitation for the elderly patients discharged from hospital is available. Moreover, how to link smart hospitals and smart homes to generate a joint environment for elderly patients' accelerated recovery, is a worthwhile endeavor. To address this important gap between smart hospitals and smart homes for the elderly who require home-based recovery after discharge, Guangdong Second Provincial General Hospital recently initiated the development of a novel model, named smart home wards (SHWs). The SHWs may have the potential to extend homes as part of the hospital wards by breaking down the information silos between smart hospitals and smart homes, and eventually improve the elderly patients' health outcomes in a cost-effective approach for our aging population.

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Global Transitions Social Sciences-Development
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