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'I Need my Own Place to get Better': Patient Perspectives on the Role of Housing in Potentially Preventable Hospitalizations

机译:“我需要我自己的地方变得更好”:患者对住房的作用潜在预防住院的观点

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Objective. To analyze patient perspectives on the role of housing in their potentially preventable hospitalization. Methods. Individuals admitted with cardiovascular- or diabetes-related diagnoses (n = 90) in a major medical center in Hawaii completed an in-person interview eliciting patient perspectives on key factors leading to hospitalization. Using the framework approach, two independent coders identified themes. This study focused on housing-related findings. Results. Overall, 23% of participants reported housing as a precipitating factor to their hospitalization, including 12 with no regular place to stay. Four housing-related themes emerged: challenges meeting basic needs, complex chronic care management difficulties, stigma and relationship with provider, and stress and other mental health issues. Discussion. Almost 25% of patients identified housing as a key factor to their hospital stay. Patient-reported themes highlight specific mechanisms by which housing challenges may lead to hospitalization. Addressing housing issues could help reduce the number and associated cost burden of preventable hospitalizations.
机译:客观的。分析患者的观点,以占据住房潜在预防住院的作用。方法。在夏威夷的主要医疗中心患有心血管或糖尿病相关诊断(N = 90)的个人在接受患者的关键因素的关键因素完成了一个接受人的面试,以导致住院的关键因素。使用框架方法,两个独立的编码器识别主题。本研究专注于与住房有关的调查结果。结果。总的来说,23%的参与者报告住房作为住院治疗的沉淀因素,其中包括12个没有经常住宿地点。有四个与住房相关的主题:满足基本需求的挑战,复杂的长期护理管理困难,耻辱和与提供者的关系,以及压力和其他心理健康问题。讨论。近25%的患者将住房视为其住院住宿的关键因素。患者报告的主题强调了住房挑战可能导致住院所能的具体机制。解决住房问题可能有助于减少可预防住院的数量和相关成本负担。

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