Behavioral outcome 3 (general): Home care providers who are confronted with a situation where physical restraint use is being considered, asked or is already present, will evaluate the urgency of the situation | ||||||||||
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Complexity of the guideline | Knowledge | Awareness | Skills | Motivation | Self-efficacy | Burden of informal caregiver and family | Presence of family | Communication | Education | |
PO1a: Recognize the use of physical restraints in a concrete situation | The term ‘physical restraints’ needs to be clearly defined in the guideline. | Know and understand the term physical restraints. | Are aware of the different types of restraint use. | Is motivated to recognize physical restraints in home care. | Say they can name five examples of physical restraints. | Have received education on the content of the guideline. | ||||
PO2a: Make a clinical assessment of the urgency of the healthcare problem | Have knowledge of the consequences of physical restraint use on patients, informal caregivers, family and home care providers. | Are aware of the consequences of physical restraint use on patients, informal caregivers, family and home care providers. | Can assess the risks of the patient, informal caregiver, family and home care providers. | Want to improve the quality of care and quality of life. Want to avoid serious consequences for patient, informal caregiver, family and home care providers. | Say they can make a clinical assessment of the urgency of the healthcare problem. | Know the patient and context factors associated with physical restraint use. Have a trust relationship with patient, informal caregiver and family. | Know the social support of the patient. Know how often family is visiting the patient. | Communicate with patient, informal caregiver, family and other home care providers. | Have received education on the consequences and the impact of physical restraint use on patients, informal caregivers, family and home care providers. |