[Chat-based cancer counseling in Switzerland: A reflexive thematic analysis of chat protocols focused on cancer survivors' needs].

Chat-based cancer counseling in Switzerland: A reflexive thematic analysis of chat protocols focused on cancer survivors' needs The number of people diagnosed with cancer and continue to live as cancer survivors is growing. Together with their relatives, they have information and counseling needs during the illness trajectory. With Cancerline, the Swiss Cancer League offers a chat-based counseling service for cancer survivors.

[Toward a safe home: Experiencing the transition to an outpatient setting with home mechanical ventilation. A thematic analysis].

Toward a safe home: Experiencing the transition to an outpatient setting with home mechanical ventilation. A thematic analysis With the progress in medical options, the need for home mechanical ventilation increases. The transition from long-term ventilation in an institution to home mechanical ventilation in an outpatient setting is a difficult phase in terms of setting up the network of care, coordination of care for those with the ventilatory insufficiency and the financing.

Understanding dynamic complexity in context-Enriching contextual analysis in implementation science from a constructivist perspective.

Context in implementation science includes not only characteristics of a setting in which an intervention will be delivered, but also social systems (e.g., interrelationships).

Daily practices of advanced practice nurses within a multi-professional primary care practice in Switzerland: a qualitative analysis.

Background: The rising global population of older persons with chronic conditions demands new primary care models. Advanced practice nurses (APNs) can help meet that need. In Switzerland, APNs have only recently been introduced in primary care and little is known about their daily practice.

Exploring resident experiences of person-centred care at mealtimes in long-term residential care: a rapid ethnography.

Introduction: Poor nutrition is a common ongoing problem in long-term residential care, often resulting in reduced quality of life. Previous research has concluded that the content of the meal, dining environment, service style and general atmosphere all add to the mealtime experience, suggesting that person-centred mealtimes are optimal. However, knowledge about which elements of person-centred care can be achieved in a mealtime setting in a given context is currently lacking.

[Care provided by an advanced practice nurse: Experiences of patients with sarcoma and family members. A qualitative study].

Care provided by an advanced practice nurse: Experiences of patients with sarcoma and family members. A qualitative study Sarcomas are a rare, heterogeneous group of malignant tumors with different trajectories, which cause significant burden to patients and families. Due to the complex nature of treatment, an interprofessional team at the sarcoma center of a Swiss university hospital provides care to affected individuals.

Unraveling implementation context: the Basel Approach for coNtextual ANAlysis (BANANA) in implementation science and its application in the SMILe project.

Background: Designing intervention and implementation strategies with careful consideration of context is essential for successful implementation science projects. Although the importance of context has been emphasized and methodology for its analysis is emerging, researchers have little guidance on how to plan, perform, and report contextual analysis. Therefore, our aim was to describe the Basel Approach for coNtextual ANAlysis (BANANA) and to demonstrate its application on an ongoing multi-site, multiphase implementation science project to develop/adapt, implement, and evaluate an integrated care model in allogeneic SteM cell transplantatIon facILitated by eHealth (the SMILe project).

How the interrelated physical, social and organizational environment impacts daily life of residents with dementia on a Green Care Farm.

Green Care Farms (GCF) are innovative long-term care environments and an alternative to regular nursing homes in the Netherlands. Following a culture change movement, GCFs have radically altered the care environment. Research suggests positive effects on residents.

Integration of an advanced practice nurse into a primary care practice: a qualitative analysis of experiences with changes in general practitioner professional roles in a Swiss multiprofessional primary care practice.

Background: The complex care needs of people with chronic illnesses and multimorbidity pose a significant challenge to the Swiss primary care system. Ensuring efficient, high-quality care will require new care models. Internationally, the integration of advanced practice nurses (APNs) into primary care models has shown promising results.

[How nurse experts in Swiss nursing homes shape their role development: A qualitative secondary analysis].

How nurse experts in Swiss nursing homes shape their role development: A qualitative secondary analysis In Swiss nursing homes, often registered nurses in expanded roles are responsible for developing and maintaining quality of care. These are qualified nurses with a heterogeneous educational background and extensive professional experience. However, little is known of how they develop their roles in nursing homes.

Exploring Interrelations Between Person-Centered Care and Quality of Life Following a Transition Into Long-Term Residential Care: A Meta-Ethnography.

Background And Objectives: Globally, a culture change in long-term residential care (LTRC) moving toward person-centered care (PCC) has occurred in an attempt to improve resident quality of life (QoL). However, a clear understanding of how different aspects contributing to a PCC approach are interrelated with resident QoL is still lacking. This review explores interrelating aspects between PCC and QoL in LTRC using qualitative synthesis.

Insights into the challenges faced by chronically critically ill patients, their families and healthcare providers: An interpretive description.

Objective: To describe and understand the challenges of patients with chronic critical illness (CCI), their families and healthcare providers during the disease trajectory.

Methodology/design: This qualitative study follows Thorne's methodology of interpretive description and was guided by the ethnographic method of observation and participation. Five cases, each comprising one patient with chronic critical illness their family members and several healthcare providers, were followed from the intensive care unit of a university hospital in Switzerland across different settings.

Betreuung durch ein Advanced Nursing Practice-Team - Erfahrungen Lymphombetroffener und ihrer Angehörigen.

Support by an advanced nursing practice team - Experiences of patients with lymphoma and their family members. A qualitative study Patients with lymphomas who are treated with high-dose chemotherapy (HDC) and autologous stem cell transplantation (ASCT) are confronted with a life-threatening disease and a stressful therapeutic procedure. An advanced nursing practice (ANP) team was established at the Inselspital, Bern University Hospital to provide continuous, need-based care to these patients and their family members throughout the entire course of therapy.

The Impact of COVID-19 on Social Isolation in Long-term Care Homes: Perspectives of Policies and Strategies from Six Countries.

Preventing the spread of COVID-19 in long-term care homes is critical for the health of residents who live in these institutions. As a result, broad policies restricting visits to these facilities were put in place internationally. While well meaning, these policies have exacerbated the ongoing social isolation crisis present in long-term care homes prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.