Available evidence on the HELP program suggests
that the program improves some clinical
outcomes for older patients. Data show that
patients in the HELP program have decreased
incidence of delirium, cognitive impairment,
sleep deprivation and use of sedatives, immobility,
and dehydration.Beyond clinical effectiveness,
there is apparent satisfaction with the
model reported by patients, family members,
and nurses.However, this does not include
the satisfaction of those who refused to complete
surveys. Overall, these findings suggest that HELP
may be an effective program that is well received
by laypersons as well as clinical staff.
Available evidence on the HELP program suggeststhat the program improves some clinicaloutcomes for older patients. Data show thatpatients in the HELP program have decreasedincidence of delirium, cognitive impairment,sleep deprivation and use of sedatives, immobility,and dehydration.Beyond clinical effectiveness,there is apparent satisfaction with themodel reported by patients, family members,and nurses.However, this does not includethe satisfaction of those who refused to completesurveys. Overall, these findings suggest that HELPmay be an effective program that is well receivedby laypersons as well as clinical staff.
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