2014年如何做好SCI英,外文文献读书报告.pptVIP

报告人：史宇颖;; This study took place in northern England in 2009to2010. It forms part of a larger project on transitions in health care settings at the end of life for people with stroke, heart failure, andlung cancer. The study was reviewed and approved by the Sefton National Health Service Research Ethics Committee (Study number 09/H1001/51). 塞夫顿国家卫生服务研究伦理委员会;1、 Background 2、 Content 3、 Results 4、 Discussion and Conclusion;;2.Abstract（context）;1.Objectives： To explore older adults’ experiences as they move between places of care at the end of life.;; people older than 75 years, who had moved between at least two care settings in the previous three months; Participants were identified by medical consultants and specialist nurse teams, Four patients below the specified lower age limit were included in the study, as they had been invited to participate by their responsible clinicians. ;;;;Informed written consent was obtained from all participants immediately before the start of the interview. ;;;First, read and reread by two researchers. ;;results; As they moved between different settings, much of the care received by older adults was characterized by inflexibility and a failure of professional carers to listen. Liaison between and within services was not always effective, and community support after a hospital admission was perceived to be,on occasions, absent, inappropriate, or excessive;;试验阶段总结;2.There were differencesin the patterns of transitions between care settings by diagnosis. People with lung cancer had fewer inpatient episodes compared with those with heart failure or stroke. They also had more contact with hospital consultantsthan people with heart failure, in particular.We had anticipated that the different disease trajectories would be associated with varying needs for community and hospital or hospice care. ;预期目标; our findings imply that end-of-life care could have been improved for our participants with some very simple changes i