THE ROLE OF COMMUNITY NURSE PRACTITIONERS’ ROLE IN CARING STROKE PATIENT AT HOME WITH AN EMPHASIS ON FAMILY - CENTERED CARE

Abstract

Stroke is a common disease among patients, and both the incidence and severity of the disease are increasing. This article presents The Role of Community Nurse Practitioners’ Role in Caring for Stroke Patients at home with an Emphasis on Family - centered Care in Integrating acquired specific knowledge about healthcare planning to promote healthy behaviors and reduce complications for patients with stroke. Outcomes of care for stroke patients at home by coordinating the participation of the family care team and the community, it was found that the family -centered nursing care of nurse practitioners revealed that the perception of the role and competency of nurse practitioners, particularly on aspects of care management, are person group family and community, health promotion health prevention, basic medical care, and rehabilitation, aspect of collaboration, aspect of empowering, educating, coaching, mentoring, and aspect of outcome management and evaluation. There should be a collaboration between care team and the community team, including caregivers to support the patient's physical, and mental rehabilitation and prevention of health conditions that may arise. Quality of life in stroke patients should be taken into account and caregivers it is important for patients to return to better health quickly.