Development of a Continuing Care Model for Tuberculosis Patients in Khukhan District, Sisaket Province

Abstract

The objectives of this research were (1) to develop a learning model for continuing care for TB patients, Khukhan District, Sisaket Province; (2) to compare the continuing care model for TB patients. Use the Crazy Moken Table. tuberculosis patient Relatives of tuberculosis patients, including 835 people, in group discussion is an officer of Tambon Health Promoting Hospital district health officer public health volunteer Representative of the local government organization Research period between May 2018 – January 2019. Tools include group discussion. project assessment form and satisfaction assessment form Determination of the content fidelity of the group discussion by giving 3 qualified persons to check the content accordingly The confidence of the questionnaire based on Cronbach's Alpha is equal to 0. 95 Data were analyzed by using the software package. percentage, mean, standard deviation. and t-test Dependent Samples statistics.

The results showed that the development of a continuing care model for tuberculosis patients in Khukhan District, Sisaket Province. Sub-project, in terms of context, was very appropriate. the import factor very ready The process aspect is very practical. and the production quality is very high Satisfaction with the development of a continuing care model for TB patients The overall level is at a high level. Comparison of Continuing Care Model Development for TB Patients Between before and after development, it was found that continuing care behaviors for TB patients Overall, before and after development were statistically different. by the results of operating activities Make the care of TB patients more quality. Therefore, family-centered nursing is the key. It is to draw the family to take part in caring. Family members have a close relationship with each other. Caring and helping each other Coordination with relevant departments promote successful treatment Patients and their families are mentally strong, self-reliant, and have a good quality of life.