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Table 4 Types and Frequency of CHAPS problems addressed by nurse care managers in notes and by unique participant

From: Quality and extent of implementation of a nurse-led care management intervention: care coordination for health promotion and activities in Parkinson’s disease (CHAPS)

Problems/Topics

Notes (n = 656) n (%)

Participants (n = 140) n (%)

I Medical/Surgical Issuesa

 1 Prevention

219 (33.4)

100 (71.4)

 2 Medication

349 (53.2)

125 (89.3)

 3 Motor-related

302 (46.2)

104 (74.3)

 4 Gastrointestinal-related

187 (28.5)

85 (60.7)

 5 Weight/Nutrition/Dental

208 (31.9)

89 (63.6)

 6 Swallowing

118 (18.0)

49 (35.0)

 7 Urology-related

155 (23.8)

86 (61.4)

 8 Pain

189 (29.0)

87 (62.1)

 9 Sleep and Fatigue

179 (27.4)

84 (60.0)

II Mental Status/Emotions/Coping

 10 Hearing

82 (12.5)

38 (27.1)

 11 Vision

98 (14.9)

47 (33.6)

 12 Speech

113 (17.2)

54 (38.6)

 13 Cognition

112 (17.1)

50 (35.7)

 14 Psychosis/Hallucinations

36 (5.5)

24 (17.1)

 15 Depressive symptomatology

175 (26.7)

65 (46.4)

 16 Anxiety

96 (14.6)

37 (26.4)

 17 Understanding Parkinson’s disease

244 (37.2)

106 (75.7)

 18 Coping/Self-management

192 (29.3)

74 (52.9)

 19 Apathy

40 (6.1)

22 (15.7)

 20 Impulse Control Disorder

32 (4.9)

15 (10.7)

 21 Preferences/Long term care planning

144 (22.0)

74 (52.9)

III Physical Function

 22 Functional Limitations

188 (28.7)

79 (56.4)

 23 Falls

272 (41.5)

106 (75.7)

 24 Physical Activity

154 (23.5)

64 (45.7)

 25 Driving

94 (14.3)

49 (35.0)

IV Living Environment

 A. Physical Environment

266 (40.5)

98 (70.0)

 B. Social Environment

274 (41.8)

100 (71.4)

 26 Elder Abuse

1 (0.2)

1 (0.7)

 C. Financial and Community Resources

258 (39.3)

99 (70.7)

 27 Access to Care

137 (20.9)

59 (42.1)

 28 End of Life Resources

24 (3.7)

12 (8.6)

  1. a Headings are from the Siebens Domain Management Model™, used with permission