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9780763715700

Chronic Illness : Impact and Interventions

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  • Copyright: 2002-01-01
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Summary

Brandon/Hill Nursing List selection (#177). Emphasizes time courses, trajectories, developmental process, life quality, and the embeddedness of the individual and the caregiver in a social fabric. Previous edition: c1998.

Table of Contents

Foreword xiv
Preface xvi
Contributors xvii
PART I Impact of the Disease 1(310)
What Is Chronicity?
3(22)
Ilene Morof Lubkin
Pamala D. Larsen
Introduction
3(5)
Acute Versus Chronic Disorders
4(1)
Historical Perspectives
4(1)
Illness Trajectory
5(3)
Difficulty Defining Chronicity
8(1)
Impact of Chronic Illness
8(7)
Growth and Development Factors
10(2)
Quality of Life Versus Quantity of Life
12(1)
Cultural Influences
13(1)
Social Influences
13(1)
Financial Impact of Chronicity
14(1)
Attitudes of Health Care Professionals
14(1)
Interventions
15(5)
Professional Education
15(1)
Legislation
16(1)
Providing Culturally Competent Care
16(1)
Models of Chronic Disease Management
17(2)
Professional and Community Responsibility
19(1)
Research
19(1)
Summary and Conclusions
20(1)
Nursing Diagnosis
20(2)
Study Questions
22(1)
References
23(2)
Illness Roles
25(28)
Patricia Ryan Lewis
Ilene Morof Lubkin
Introduction
25(1)
Illness Behavior
26(3)
The Sick Role
26(2)
The Impaired Role
28(1)
Problems and Issues Related to Illness Roles
29(12)
Criticisms of Parsons' Model
29(3)
Delay in Seeking Help
32(1)
Who Seeks the Sick Role?
33(2)
Role Changes
35(1)
Secondary Gains
36(1)
Life-Cycle Differences
36(2)
Professional Responses to Illness Roles
38(2)
Lack of Role Norms for the Chronically Ill
40(1)
Interventions Based on Illness Role Theory
41(6)
Dealing with Dependency
41(1)
Role Supplementation
42(1)
Norms for the Impaired Role
43(1)
Assisting Those in the Impaired Role
44(1)
Learning to Deal with Personal Biases
45(1)
Research Focus
45(2)
Summary and Conclusions
47(1)
Nursing Diagnosis
47(1)
Study Questions
48(1)
References
48(3)
Bibliography
51(2)
Stigma
53(24)
Coleen Saylor
Marian Yoder
Rosemary J. Mann
Introduction
53(5)
Social Identity
54(1)
Stigma as a Discrepancy
54(3)
Types of Stigma
57(1)
Chronic Disease as Stigma
58(1)
Impact of Stigma
58(5)
Responses of Stigmatized Individuals to Others
59(2)
Responses of Nonstigmatized People to Stigmatized Individuals
61(2)
Professional Responses: Attitudes Toward Stigma
63(1)
Interventions: Dealing with Stigmatized Individuals
63(7)
Responses Toward Self: Changes in Attitudes
63(1)
Developing a Support Group of One's Own
64(1)
Developing Supportive Others
65(1)
Advocacy
66(1)
Changing Definitions of Disability
66(1)
Nonacceptance Versus Nonparticipation
67(1)
Professional Attitudes: Cure Versus Care
67(2)
Community Education Programs
69(1)
Outcomes
70(2)
Summary
72(1)
Nursing Diagnosis
72(1)
Study Questions
73(1)
References
74(3)
Chronic Pain
77(42)
Janet E. Jeffrey
Ilene Morof Lubkin
Introduction
77(1)
Theories of Pain
77(1)
Acute Versus Chronic Pain
78(1)
Problems and Issues
78(9)
Undertreatment by Professionals
79(4)
Effects of Unrelieved Pain
83(1)
Life-Cycle Differences
84(2)
Effects of Culture on Pain
86(1)
Interventions for Dealing with Chronic Pain
87(17)
Problem-Solving Process
87(2)
Pharmacological Management of Pain
89(3)
Noninvasive Methods of Pain Control
92(11)
Pain Management Programs
103(1)
Outcomes
104(1)
Nursing Diagnosis
104(1)
Study Questions
105(1)
References
105(11)
Bibliography
116(3)
Social Isolation
119(28)
Diana Luskin Biordi
Introduction
119(4)
When Is Isolation a Problem?
119(1)
Distinctions of Social Isolation
120(1)
Description and Characteristics of Social Isolation
120(2)
Social Isolation as a Nursing Diagnosis
122(1)
Problems and Issues of Social Isolation
123(7)
The Isolation Process
123(1)
Social Isolation and Stigma
123(1)
Social Isolation and Social Roles
124(1)
Social Isolation and Cultural Components
125(1)
Social Components of Social Isolation
126(1)
Demographics and Social Isolation
126(2)
Illness Factors and Social Isolation
128(1)
Health Care Perspectives
129(1)
Interventions: Counteracting Social Isolation
130(9)
Assessment of Social Isolation
131(2)
Management of Self: Identity Development
133(1)
Integrating Culture into Health Care
134(1)
Respite
135(1)
Support Groups and Other Mutual Aid
136(1)
Spiritual Well-Being
136(1)
Rebuilding Family Networks
136(2)
Communication Technologies
138(1)
Touch
138(1)
Behavior Modification
138(1)
Summary and Conclusions
139(1)
Outcomes
139(1)
Nursing Diagnosis
140(1)
Study Questions
140(1)
References
141(4)
Bibliography
145(2)
Altered Mobility and Fatigue
147(34)
Sandra Bergquist
Geri B. Neuberger
Altered Mobility
147(1)
Introduction
147(1)
Problems and Issues with Altered Mobility
147(8)
Causes of Altered Mobility
147(2)
Impact of Age-Related Disorders
149(2)
Effects of Immobility
151(2)
Patterns of Mobility Alteration
153(2)
Interventions for the Client with Altered Mobility
155(7)
Physical Activity
155(4)
Adequate Nutrition
159(1)
Pain Control
160(1)
Aids for Sensory Impairment
160(1)
Psychosocial Interventions
161(1)
Management of Equipment
161(1)
Cultural Considerations
161(1)
Reducing Environmental Barriers
162(1)
Outcomes
162(1)
Fatigue
163(1)
Introduction
163(2)
Significance of Fatigue
164(1)
Defining Fatigue
164(1)
Problems and Issues with Fatigue
165(3)
Measurement of Fatigue
165(1)
Fatigue in Chronic Disease
166(1)
Fatigue and Other Symptoms
166(1)
Cultural Influences
167(1)
Interventions
168(2)
Assessment of Fatigue
168(1)
Support Groups
168(1)
Managing Fatigue
168(2)
Outcomes
170(1)
Summary and Conclusions
170(1)
Nursing Diagnosis
170(2)
Study Questions
172(1)
References
172(9)
PART II Impact on the Client and Family
Quality of Life
181(22)
Victoria Schirm
Introduction
181(3)
Defining Quality of Life
182(1)
Frameworks
183(1)
Problems and Issues of Quality of Life in Chronic Illness
184(6)
Health and Function Issues
184(2)
Psychological and Spiritual Issues
186(1)
Social and Economic Issues
187(2)
Family Issues
189(1)
Interventions for Improving Quality of Life
190(5)
Interventions for Health and Function
190(2)
Psychosocial and Spiritual Interventions
192(2)
Social and Economic Interventions
194(1)
Family Interventions
195(1)
Outcomes
195(2)
Nursing Diagnosis
197(1)
Study Questions
197(1)
References
198(5)
Compliance
203(30)
Jill Berg
Lorraine S. Evangelista
Jacqueline M. Dunbar-Jacob
Introduction
203(8)
Compliance and Chronic Illness
203(1)
Definition of Terms
204(1)
Components of Compliance
204(1)
Models and Theories of Compliance
205(5)
Prevalence of Noncompliance
210(1)
Problems and Issues
211(6)
Barriers to the Study of Compliance
211(1)
Variables of Noncompliance
212(5)
Ethical Issues in Compliance
217(1)
Interventions to Attain Compliance
217(7)
Assessment
218(1)
Measuring Compliance Behaviors
219(3)
Educational Strategies to Enhance Compliance
222(1)
Behavioral Strategies to Enhance Compliance
222(2)
Ethnocultural Interventions
224(1)
Outcomes
224(1)
Nursing Diagnosis
225(1)
Study Questions
226(1)
References
226(7)
Family Caregivers
233(28)
Shirley S. Travis
Kathy Piercy
Introduction
233(4)
Current Family Caregiving
233(1)
Preferences for Family Care
233(1)
Characteristics of Family Caregivers
234(1)
Types of Care Provided by Family Caregivers
235(1)
Caregiving Histories and Maturation over Time
236(1)
Positive Aspects of Caregiving
236(1)
Future Caregiving
237(1)
Problems and Issues
237(6)
The Influence of Public Policy on Family Caregiving
239(1)
Emotional Effects of Being a Caregiver
239(2)
Family Relationships When Long-Term Caregiving Is Required
241(1)
Elder Abuse and Neglect
241(1)
Excessive Caregiving
242(1)
Financial Impact of Caregiving
242(1)
Interventions
243(7)
The Interface of Informal and Formal Caregiving Networks
243(1)
Family Caregivers as Members of Care Planning Teams
244(1)
Life-Span Development and Developmentally Appropriate Care
244(1)
Helping Families Learn to Cope
245(1)
Spirituality and Caregiving
245(3)
Programs, Services, and Resources for Family Caregivers
248(1)
The Need for Culturally Sensitive Interventions
249(1)
Outcomes
250(2)
Care Recipient, Caregiver, and Caregiving System Outcomes
250(1)
Societal Outcomes
251(1)
Nursing Diagnosis
252(1)
Study Questions
253(1)
References
254(5)
Bibliography
259(2)
Body Image
261(18)
Diana Luskin Biordi
Denise Boville
Donna S. King
Gregory Knapik
Andrea Warner
Kathy A. Zartman
Dawn M. Zwick
Introduction
261(3)
Definitions of Body Image
261(1)
Models of Body Image
262(1)
Issues in Definitions and Models of Body Image
262(2)
Impact on Illness and Wellness
264(1)
Problems Secondary to Chronic Illness
264(6)
External Changes
264(1)
Functional Limitations
265(1)
Meaning and Significance
266(1)
Influence of Time
266(1)
Social Influences
266(1)
Cultural Influences
267(1)
Other Factors Influencing Adjustment to Body Image
268(2)
Impact of Poor Client Adjustment to Body Image
270(1)
Interventions
270(4)
Phases of Reimaging
270(2)
Assessment
272(1)
Specific Interventions
272(2)
Outcomes
274(1)
Nursing Diagnosis
275(1)
Study Questions
275(1)
References
275(4)
Sexuality
279(18)
Margaret Chamberlain Wilmoth
Introduction
279(12)
Definitions
279(1)
Standards of Practice
279(1)
The Sexual Response Cycle and Sexual Physiology
280(2)
Sexuality and Chronic Illness
282(9)
Interventions
291(3)
Sexual Assessment
291(1)
Including Sexuality into Practice
292(2)
Summary and Conclusions
294(1)
Nursing Diagnosis
294(1)
References
294(3)
Powerlessness
297(14)
Lisa L. Onega
Pamala D. Larsen
Introduction
297(2)
Historical Perspectives
297(2)
Defining Powerlessness
299(1)
Issues Related to Powerlessness
299(3)
Physiological Factors
299(1)
Management of the Medical Regimen
300(1)
Loss
300(1)
Lack of Knowledge
300(1)
Health Care System
301(1)
Societal Issues
301(1)
Lack of Resources
302(1)
Uncertainty
302(1)
Interventions
302(5)
Assessment
302(1)
Client and Family Education
303(1)
Diversional Experiences
304(1)
Empowerment
304(2)
Services
306(1)
Recommendations for Further Conceptual and Data-Based Work
306(1)
Summary and Conclusions
307(1)
Nursing Diagnosis
307(1)
Study Questions
308(1)
References
308(2)
Bibliography
310(1)
PART III Impact of the Health Professional 311(158)
Change Agent
313(24)
Patricia A. Chin
Introduction
313(2)
The Concept of Change
313(1)
Assumptions
314(1)
Planned and Unplanned Change
314(1)
Issues Related to Change
315(4)
Resistance to Change
315(1)
Barriers to Change
315(1)
Ethical Issues
316(1)
``Slipping'' and Relapsing
317(1)
Change During Times of Crisis
317(1)
Cultural Issues
318(1)
Interventions
319(16)
Change Agent
319(1)
Assessing and Planning for Change
320(3)
Theoretical Frameworks
323(12)
Maintenance of Change
335(1)
Outcomes
335(1)
Study Questions
335(1)
References
335(2)
Client and Family Education
337(22)
Cheryl P. McCahon
Pamala D. Larsen
Introduction
337(3)
The Teaching-Learning Process
337(1)
The Role of Teaching in Nursing
337(2)
Pedagogy and Andragogy
339(1)
Phases of Learning
339(1)
Barriers Influencing the Teaching-Learning Process
340(6)
Developmental Issues
340(2)
Gender
342(1)
Culture
342(1)
Motivation
343(1)
Readiness to Learn
344(1)
Communication
344(1)
Societal Role Considerations
344(1)
Physical and Functional Influences
345(1)
Locus of Control
345(1)
Compliance
345(1)
Nurse Factors That Influence the Teaching-Learning Process
346(1)
Interventions
346(9)
The Teaching Role in Chronic Illness
347(1)
Development of a Teaching Plan
348(2)
Implementing the Teaching Plan
350(2)
Evaluation of Learning
352(1)
Other Strategies
353(1)
Other Considerations
354(1)
Outcomes
355(1)
Nursing Diagnosis
355(1)
Study Questions
355(1)
References
356(1)
Bibliography
357(2)
Advocacy
359(26)
Faye I. Hummel
Introduction
359(8)
Evolution of Nursing Advocacy
359(1)
Definition of Advocacy
360(1)
Self-Care Nursing Theory
361(1)
Philosophical Foundations of Advocacy in Nursing
361(2)
The Need for Advocacy
363(1)
The Advocate Role
364(3)
Problems and Issues
367(6)
Client Factors Affecting Advocacy
367(2)
Nurse Factors Affecting Advocacy
369(2)
Social Structural Factors Affecting Advocacy
371(2)
Interventions
373(5)
Advocacy Models
374(4)
Summary and Conclusions
378(1)
Nursing Diagnosis
378(1)
Study Questions
379(1)
References
379(2)
Bibliography
381(4)
Research in Chronic Illness
385(22)
Barbara B. Germino
Introduction
385(11)
Types of Research on Chronic Illness
385(1)
Theoretical Support for Chronic Illness Research
386(1)
Research on the Prevention of Chronic Illness
386(3)
Research on the Management of Chronic Illness
389(7)
Issues in Chronic Illness Research
396(2)
Issues of Descriptive Research in Prevention of Chronic Illness
396(1)
Issues in Intervention Research in the Prevention of Chronic Illness
396(2)
Summary and Conclusions
398(1)
Study Questions
398(1)
References
399(8)
Ethics in Chronic Illness
407(24)
Judith A. Erlen
Introduction
407(9)
Living with a Chronic Illness
407(1)
Ethics
408(1)
Ethical Practice in Nursing
408(1)
Ethical Principles
409(3)
Ethical Perspectives
412(2)
Influencing Factors
414(1)
Ethical Dilemmas
415(1)
The Ethical Decision-Making Process
415(1)
Ethical Challenges and Concerns
416(6)
Lack of Control
416(2)
Suffering
418(2)
Accessing Services
420(2)
Interventions for Creating an Ethical Climate
422(4)
Increasing the Nurse's Understanding of Ethics
422(2)
Advocacy
424(1)
Communicate Effectively
425(1)
Outcomes
426(1)
Study Questions
426(1)
References
427(4)
Nurse Case Management
431(38)
Judith Papenhausen
Connie Burgess
Introduction
431(10)
Differentiating Managed Care and Case Management
432(4)
Nursing Case Management Models
436(5)
Nurse Case Management Interventions
441(7)
Selecting Appropriate Case Management Strategies
442(1)
Salient Factors Framework
442(2)
Salient Factors: The Clinical Strategy
444(4)
Application of the Salient Factors Framework and Strategies
448(1)
Summary and Conclusions
448(1)
Study Questions
448(1)
References
449(3)
Bibliography
452(1)
The Advanced Practice Nurse in Chronic Illness
Sue E. Meiner
Introduction
453(6)
Advanced Practice Nursing Education
453(1)
Roles
454(1)
Theory-Based Practice
455(1)
American Nurses Association Standards of Practice for the APN
456(1)
Regulation of Practice
457(1)
Models of Practice for Advanced Practice Nurses
457(1)
Additional Roles for Experienced Advanced Practice Nurses
457(1)
A Practice Scenario with a Clinical Nurse Specialist
458(1)
A Practice Scenario with a Nurse Practitioner
458(1)
Problems and Issues of Advanced Practice Nursing
459(3)
Difficulty in Attracting Students and Faculty
459(1)
Resistance from Physician Organizations
459(1)
Using Protocols or Guidelines in Practice
459(1)
Admitting Privileges in Acute Care Facilities
460(1)
Reimbursement Issues in Advanced Practice Nursing
460(1)
Prescriptive Authority
461(1)
Cultural Perspectives of Advanced Practice Nursing
462(1)
Interventions
462(2)
Gaining Acceptance by Other Disciplines
462(1)
Opening an Advanced Practice Nursing Practice
462(2)
Policy Development
464(1)
Outcomes
464(2)
Study Questions
466(1)
References
466(3)
PART IV Impact of the System 469(116)
Financial Impact
471(20)
Sonya R. Hardin
Introduction
471(1)
Gauging Health Care Costs
472(1)
Issues of Rising Health Care Costs
472(12)
Paying for Health Care
472(4)
Health Care Spending
476(1)
Where Health Care Money Goes
477(2)
Chronic Illness and Costs
479(5)
Impact of Rising Costs
484(1)
Solutions to Rising Health Care Costs
484(5)
Managing Chronic Conditions
486(1)
Options to Expand Federal Health Care
486(1)
Expanding Medicare
486(2)
The Future
488(1)
Summary and Conclusions
489(1)
Study Questions
489(1)
References
490(1)
Politics and Policy
491(22)
Betty Smith-Campbell
Introduction
491(1)
Policy Defined
492(1)
Problems and Issues
492(11)
U.S. Health Care: A System in Trouble
493(4)
The Balanced Budget Act
497(1)
Lack of Affordable, Accessible, and Quality Health Care
497(4)
Quality-of-Life Issues
501(2)
Interventions: Politics, a Caring Action
503(5)
Stages of Influencing Policy
503(1)
The Three Cs of Political Influence
504(4)
Summary and Conclusions
508(1)
Study Questions
508(1)
References
509(2)
Internet Resources
511(2)
Home Health Care
513(20)
Deborah Card
Wanda Huffstetler
Introduction
513(7)
Historical Perspectives
514(3)
Model of Home Health Care
517(1)
Applying Nursing Theory to Home Health Care
517(1)
The Language of Home Health Care
518(1)
The Home Health Care Team
519(1)
Problems and Issues of Home Health Care
520(6)
Limited Reimbursement
521(1)
Potential for Client Abandonment
522(1)
Prospective Payment System: Moving toward Capitation
522(2)
Increased Documentation
524(1)
Skewed Outcome Data
524(1)
Compliance Pitfalls
525(1)
Insufficient Staffing of Home Health Agencies
525(1)
Conflict with Hospice Nursing
525(1)
Use of Family Caregivers
526(1)
Interventions
526(4)
Diversifying Home Care Services
526(1)
Changing the Model of Care Delivery
527(1)
Counterbalancing the Staffing Shortage
527(1)
Changes in Nursing Education
527(1)
Bridging the Gap between Home Health and Hospice Nursing
528(1)
Avoiding Legal and Compliance Pitfalls
528(1)
Computerization
528(1)
Legislation
529(1)
Supporting Family Caregivers
529(1)
Summary and Conclusions
530(1)
Study Questions
530(1)
References
531(1)
Bibliography
532(1)
Long-Term Care
533(22)
Susan J. Barnes
Introduction
533(5)
Historical Perspectives
534(1)
The Continuum of Care
535(2)
Long-Term Care Recipients as a Vulnerable Population
537(1)
Problems and Issues of Long-Term Care
538(5)
Provision of Care
538(2)
Ethical Issues in Long-Term Care
540(3)
Adjustment to Long-Term Care
543(1)
Interventions
543(9)
Theoretical Framework for Practice
543(1)
Admission and Assessment in the Long-Term Care Setting
543(2)
Autonomy
545(1)
Advocacy: The Role of the Ombudsman
546(1)
Adjustment
547(1)
Nursing Care
547(4)
Research in Long-Term Care
551(1)
Outcomes
552(1)
Study Questions
552(1)
References
552(3)
Rehabilitation
555(30)
Robin E. Remsburg
Barbara Carson
Introduction
555(10)
Definitions
556(1)
The Enabling-Disabling Process
557(1)
Other Classification Systems
558(2)
Excess Disability
560(1)
Historical Perspective
560(1)
Public Policy and Rehabilitation
561(4)
Rehabilitation Issues and Challenges
565(6)
Rising Costs and Care
565(1)
Caregiver Burden
566(1)
Inequities among Disabled Americans
567(1)
Image of Disability
568(1)
Changing Composition of the Disabled Population
569(1)
Ethical Issues
570(1)
Inadequate Documentation of Rehabilitation Outcomes
570(1)
Interventions
571(8)
The Rehabilitation Process
571(2)
Rehabilitation Nursing
573(1)
Rehabilitation Settings
574(3)
Rehabilitation Specialties
577(1)
Assuring Quality in Rehabilitation Facilities
578(1)
Outcomes
579(1)
Study Questions
580(1)
References
580(5)
Appendix A: Resources 585(10)
Index 595

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