Going home from hospital: The postdischarge experience of patients and carers in rural and remote Queensland
Objective: This paper reports on a study of the experiences of patients and carers discharged from the Townsville General Hospital into rural and remote communities in North Queensland. Design: The findings presented in this paper are drawn from post‐discharge in‐depth, qualitative interviews of b...
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| description | Objective: This paper reports on a study of the experiences of patients and carers discharged from the Townsville General Hospital into rural and remote communities in North Queensland.
Design: The findings presented in this paper are drawn from post‐discharge in‐depth, qualitative interviews of both patients and carers.
Results: The findings indicate the importance of examining the lived experience of both patients and carers in attempting to understand the impact of current discharge practices.
Conclusion: We conclude that carers are providing the bulk of post‐discharge care of patients – a difficult role in which the difficulties are exacerbated when the patient or the carer or both is a long way from the home community. |
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