Implementation of a standardized out-of-hospital management method for Parkinson dysphagia
Summary Objective: Our objective is to explore the effectiveness and feasibility of establishing a swallowing management clinic to implement out-of-hospital management for Parkinson disease (PD) patients with dysphagia. Method: Two-hundred seventeen (217) voluntary PD patients with dysphagia in a...
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doaj-566b39534b9f49d9aeff949804a518442020-11-24T21:11:21ZengAssociação Médica BrasileiraRevista da Associação Médica Brasileira1806-928263121076108110.1590/1806-9282.63.12.1076S0104-42302017001201076Implementation of a standardized out-of-hospital management method for Parkinson dysphagiaHongying WeiDongxiu SunMeiping LiuSummary Objective: Our objective is to explore the effectiveness and feasibility of establishing a swallowing management clinic to implement out-of-hospital management for Parkinson disease (PD) patients with dysphagia. Method: Two-hundred seventeen (217) voluntary PD patients with dysphagia in a PD outpatient clinic were divided into a control group with 100 people, and an experimental group with 117 people. The control group was given dysphagia rehabilitation guidance. The experimental group was presented with the standardized out-of-hospital management method as overall management and information and education materials. Rehabilitation efficiency and incidence rate of dysphagia, as well as relevant complications of both groups were compared after a 6-month intervention. Results: Rehabilitation efficiency and the incidence rate of dysphagia including relevant complications of patients treated with the standardized out-of-hospital management were compared with those seen in the control group. The differences have distinct statistics meaning (p<0.01). Conclusion: Establishing a swallowing management protocol for outpatient setting can effectively help the recovery of the function of swallowing, reduce the incidence rate of dysphagia complications and improve the quality of life in patients with PD.http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0104-42302017001201076&lng=en&tlng=enParkinson diseaseswallowing disordersambulatory care |
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Hongying Wei Dongxiu Sun Meiping Liu |
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Hongying Wei |
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Implementation of a standardized out-of-hospital management method for Parkinson dysphagia |
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Implementation of a standardized out-of-hospital management method for Parkinson dysphagia |
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Implementation of a standardized out-of-hospital management method for Parkinson dysphagia |
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Implementation of a standardized out-of-hospital management method for Parkinson dysphagia |
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Implementation of a standardized out-of-hospital management method for Parkinson dysphagia |
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implementation of a standardized out-of-hospital management method for parkinson dysphagia |
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Revista da Associação Médica Brasileira |
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Summary Objective: Our objective is to explore the effectiveness and feasibility of establishing a swallowing management clinic to implement out-of-hospital management for Parkinson disease (PD) patients with dysphagia. Method: Two-hundred seventeen (217) voluntary PD patients with dysphagia in a PD outpatient clinic were divided into a control group with 100 people, and an experimental group with 117 people. The control group was given dysphagia rehabilitation guidance. The experimental group was presented with the standardized out-of-hospital management method as overall management and information and education materials. Rehabilitation efficiency and incidence rate of dysphagia, as well as relevant complications of both groups were compared after a 6-month intervention. Results: Rehabilitation efficiency and the incidence rate of dysphagia including relevant complications of patients treated with the standardized out-of-hospital management were compared with those seen in the control group. The differences have distinct statistics meaning (p<0.01). Conclusion: Establishing a swallowing management protocol for outpatient setting can effectively help the recovery of the function of swallowing, reduce the incidence rate of dysphagia complications and improve the quality of life in patients with PD. |
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Parkinson disease swallowing disorders ambulatory care |
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