급성기 병원의 임종과정 환자 돌봄에 대한 대국민 인식 및 요구 조사

• 영문명: A Nationwide Survey about Care of Dying Patients in Acute Care Hospitals in Korea
• 발행기관: 대한임상노인학회
• 저자명: 이청우(Chung-woo Lee) 최윤선(Youn Seon Choi) 김대균(DaeKyun Kim) 권소희(So-Hi Kwon) 김원철(Won-chul Kim) 김윤나영(Na-young Kim-Yoon) 박혜윤(Hye Yoon Park) 김재석(Jaesok Kim) 김지경(Ji-Kyoung Kim)
• 간행물 정보: 『대한임상노인학회지』대한임상노인의학회지 제22권 제2호, 104~111쪽, 전체 8쪽
• 주제분류: 의약학 > 기타의약학
• 파일형태: PDF
• 발행일자: 2021.12.31

영문 초록

Background: The case of dying in acute hospitals is expected to increase in Korea, and the demand for high-quality care for dying patients in acute hospitals is also growing. Through a nationwide survey, this study analyzed public attitudes and needs of care for dying patients in acute hospitals. Methods: In October 2018, we sampled 500 Koreans over age twenty, following proportional population distribution by region, gender, and age. Using structured questionnaire, we surveyed their attitudes and needs of care for dying patients in acute hospitals. Results: Most respondents (75.0%) demanded that they should know the possibility of their death and 70.0% of respondents wanted to inform their family of their impending death. Respondents also expressed their strong demand for high-quality medical care (88.4%) and psychosocial and spiritual care (60%) in developing desirable care system for dying patients. Among the essential conditions for high-quality care for dying patient in acute health hospitals, detailed explanation of patients’ condition, supports for caregiving, convenient facilities, comfortable hospital environment, and private rooms were ranked high. Conclusion: The majority of Korean adults showed their strong need for high-quality medical services in caring after dying patients and their families. In addition, there exists a high demand for practical support such as supports for caregivers, convenience facilities, and private space for dying patients.

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Acute hospitals Care for dying patients End-of-life care Nationwide survey Palliative care