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KMID : 0379220210410020271
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Journal of Korea Gerontological Society
2021 Volume.41 No. 2 p.271 ~ p.284
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Factors Influencing Satisfaction on Home Visiting Health Care Service of the Elderly based on the degree of chronic diseases
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Seo Da-Ram
Shon Chang-Woo
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Abstract
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This study was conducted to derive factors that affect the satisfaction of home visiting health care services and to develop effective community care models by using the results of Seoul’s outreach service which is the basis for Korean community care. The population of the study was the elderly aged 65 and 70 who participated in the Seoul’s outreach community services 3rd stage (July 2017 - June 2018) and 4th stage (July 2018 to June 2019). 2,200 people were extracted by the proportional allocation method and home visit interviews were conducted on them. Subjects were divided into sub-groups based on chronic disease prevalence, and logistic regression was conducted to derive factors that affect the satisfaction of home visiting health care services. The results demonstrated that the elderly without chronic diseases were more satisfied when they received health education and counseling services, the elderly with one chronic disease were more satisfied when they received Community resource-linked services. In the case of elderly people with two or more chronic diseases, the service satisfaction level is increased when health condition assessment and Community resource-linked services are provided. Regardless of whether or not they have chronic diseases, service delivery time was a factor that increased satisfaction in home visiting health care. And the degree of explanation understanding was a factor that increased satisfaction for both single and complex chronic patients. Home Visiting health care services based on the community is a key component of the ongoing community care. In order to increase the sustainability and effectiveness of community care in the future, Community-oriented health care services based on the degree of chronic diseases of the elderly should be provided. In order to provide more effective services, however, it is necessary (1) to establish a linkage system to share health information of the subject held by the National Health Insurance Service to local governments and (2) to provide capacity-building education for visiting nurses to improve the quality of home visiting health care services. It is hoped that this study will be u s ed a s bas ic data for the successful settlement of community care.
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KEYWORD
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Home Visiting Health Care Service, Outreach Community Service, Community Care, Chronic Disease Management, Satisfaction
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