interface. Patient and 9. The mental health family education by nurses component of quality of life evolved more satisfactorily in the intervention group in parallel to a clinical improvement in depressed mood. Wagg et al. (2014). 1. NR. 4. Community dwelling 8. A number of themes related 10. A recurring theme 13. Ensure robust referral patients with either to current and potential future was the low priority of pathways, shift assessment Canada. 2. Continence service bladder or bowel organisation of continence care continence care in a for case coordination to design. incontinence (n= were identified from the data. time of restricted nurses specializing in Systematic Review (RCT’s unspecified) A modular service specification financial resources. continence care, promote and quasi experimental 3. Case coordinator takes with eight core components self-management and studies). an advisory and facilitative 5. Incontinence. was created including case 11. NR. technology, use role filling in gaps and detection, initial assessment comprehensive assessment To create using evidence coordinating care where 6. Community. and treatment, care 12. NR. tools and service from a systematic review available. coordination, caregiver support, performance targets based qualitative data and expert 7. Community Nursing. community based support, on outcome and consensus an specialist assessment and operational measures. internationally applicable treatment, use of containment service specification for products and use of technology. Services should be continence care. integrated across primary 9. NR and secondary health care settings. 14. Specialists in continence care should focus on those with severe symptoms or who are unresponsive to conservative treatment strategies. Mental Health Bruce et al. (2015). 1. NR. 4. Adults 65+ (n=306). 8: Depression severity 10. NR. 13. Evidence that medical (adjusted HAM-D score), home care nurses can USA. 2. Depression Care path for 5. Those screened positive disability (ADL); medical 11 Care path was effectively integrate patients at home - for depression. burden (Chronic Disease Scale) designed to fit within depression care into Cluster RCT Guideline based treatment in depression care path vs usual routine nursing routine practice. 6. Primary Care. care over 3,6 and 12 months. practice so depression
interface. Patient and family education by nurses 9. The mental health component of quality of life evolved more satisfactorily in the intervention group in parallel to a clinical improvement in depressed mood. Wagg et al. (2014). Canada. Systematic Review (RCT’s and quasi experimental studies). To create using evidence from a systematic review qualitative data and expert consensus an internationally applicable service specification for continence care. 1. NR. 2. Continence service design. 3. Case coordinator takes an advisory and facilitative role filling in gaps and coordinating care where available. 4. Community dwelling patients with either bladder or bowel incontinence (n= unspecified) 5. Incontinence. 6. Community. 7. Community Nursing. 8. A number of themes related to current and potential future organisation of continence care were identified from the data. A modular service specification with eight core components was created including case detection, initial assessment and treatment, care coordination, caregiver support, community based support, specialist assessment and treatment, use of containment products and use of technology. 9. NR 10. A recurring theme was the low priority of continence care in a time of restricted financial resources. 11. NR. 12. NR. 13. Ensure robust referral pathways, shift assessment for case coordination to nurses specializing in continence care, promote self-management and technology, use comprehensive assessment tools and service performance targets based on outcome and operational measures. Services should be integrated across primary and secondary health care settings. 14. Specialists in continence care should focus on those with severe symptoms or who are unresponsive to conservative treatment strategies. Mental Health Bruce et al. (2015). USA. Cluster RCT 1. NR. 2. Depression Care path for patients at home - Guideline based treatment 4. Adults 65+ (n=306). 5. Those screened positive for depression. 6. Primary Care. 8: Depression severity (adjusted HAM-D score), disability (ADL); medical burden (Chronic Disease Scale) in depression care path vs usual care over 3,6 and 12 months. 10. NR. 11 Care path was designed to fit within routine nursing practice so depression 13. Evidence that medical home care nurses can effectively integrate depression care into routine practice.