榮民護理之家住民之營養狀況及日常生活功能評估

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榮民護理之家住民之營養狀況及日常生活功能評估

Assessment of nutritional status and activities of daily living of VA nursing home residents

賴明珍 , Masters　　Advisor：蔡仲弘　　

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榮民；護理之家；營養評估； Veterans ； nursing home ； MNA

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Background: Veterans account for approximately one-third of the elderly population in Taiwan. Most of these veterans came to Taiwan with the central government in late 1940s and have served in the armed forces since then. Their lives are different from most civilian citizens and they have special health problems. 
Objective: The study was to gain an understanding of the nutritional status of the veterans and to identify the factors important in determining their nutritional status. 
Methods: Using purposive sampling, the study recruited 160 of the 350 male veterans in a nursing home managed by a VA hospital in central Taiwan as study subjects. Only those who were cognitively functional and without acute disease/infection were allowed to participate. Each subject was interviewed with a structured questionnaire for personal data, health status and answers to the MNA (Mini Nutritional Assessment), GDS (Geriatric depression scale), CNAQ (Council on Nutrition Appetite Questionnaire) and ADL (Activities of Daily Living), and was measured for anthropometric parameters. Subjects bio-barkers were obtained from their routine measurements carried out at the institution. Their nutritional statuses were graded with three versions of the MNA: the original, MNA-TI which adopted population-specific anthropometric cut-points, and MNA-TII which further had the BMI question in the scale removed and its scores reassigned. All subjects signed a written consent and the IRB of the Hospital approved the study protocol.
Results: The average age was 81 years. The original MNA graded 14.4% malnourished, 64.4% at risk and 21.3% normal; the MNA-TI graded 10.6, 63.8 and 25.6%; and the MNA-TII graded 19.4, 54.4 and 26.3%, respectively. Analysis of these results with Frieman test and Wilcoxon multiple-rank test showed significantly differences among the results of all three versions. However, when malnourished and at risk proportions were combined, only the original MNA was different from the two revised versions. Results also showed that 71.3% of veterans had the tendency to have depression, over 80% had moderate to dependency in ADL, and 54% had poor appetite. The MNA scores of all three versions were highly correlated with hemoglobin, serum albumin, ADL scores, CNAQ scores, MAC, CC, BMI, hospital length of stay, and number of emergency visits, but not with number of chronic diseases and number of prescribed drugs. With the exception of BMI, all parameters showed the strongest correlations with the scores of MNA-TII than of the original scale or MNA-TI. Regression analysis showed that only MAC, CC and albumin were parameters significantly associated with the MNA scores.
Conclusion: Results of this study suggest that a relatively high proportion of veteran residents are at risk of malnutrition and high proportions of these residents also have impaired ADL, psychological problems and poor appetite. The MNA, especially MNA-TII can grade the nutritional status of the veterans effectively. Calf circumference is the leading factors associated with the nutritional status. These results suggest that the MNA can be used for routine screening for individuals with emerging nutritional problems and routine exercise is important for maintaining good nutrition and health.
Keywords: Veterans, nutritional status, Nutritional assessment, calf circumference, elderly.

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李世代(2001)．長期照護之概說．當代醫學，29(1)，60-69。
連結：
李世代、廖英茵(2004)．老人常見的營養問題—以長期照護機構老年住民之經驗為例．護理雜誌，51(5)，21-26。
連結：
朱慧凡、吳肖琪(2004)．台灣六十五歲以上榮民住院之相關因素分析．台灣衛誌，23(4)，297-304。
連結：
杜明勳(1996)．南部某榮民安養之家住家榮民健康狀況調查．中華衛誌，15(1)，97-105。
連結：
彭惠臻、關欣怡、楊凌鈴、李秋惠、彭實林、高森永(2006)．榮家住民之醫療服務滿意度調查研究．醫療品質雜誌，3(2)，20-31。
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林青(2011)。從歷史制度論探討社會照顧機構之組織變遷。屏東科技大學社會工作系學位論文。2011。1-194。

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