The Use of Compression in Institutions and at People's Homes
- Conditions
- Aging
- Interventions
- Other: Individual interviewsOther: Questionary and measuresOther: Focus groups
- Registration Number
- NCT05982145
- Brief Summary
The compression therapy is a main treatment for chronic venous disease and its different phases. It has proven its effectiveness and usefulness in preventive phase and curative phase. Gérontopôle AURA leads with his partner Sigvaris a large study about the compression in institutions and at patient's homes. Indeed, through 3 studies, the mains goals are to identify the facilities and difficulties about the use of the actual tools. The final aim is to propose a future compression device wich could be adapted and that responds to the needs of users and the realities of the field. First study: Construction of a representative morphological database of people who are 60 years old and older. Indeed, the actually sizing tables are not specifics so not adapted to the morphology of the wearer. This can have an impact on the effectiveness of the treatment and the comfort of the patient. Second study: Have a deep comprehension about the pathway of the compression stockings and bandage in public and private establishment specifically retirements homes for dependant elderly people and hospital. The objectives are to understand and identify the role of health professionals from prescription to implementation to the compressive tools and have their feeds backs. Moreover, the goal is to collect the uses and constraints related to compression systems and to identify the possible improvements, needs and hindrances in link with compressions products. Third study: Study of acceptability of a new adjustable compression solution for venous ulcers. The main goal is to understand the needs and expectations by the users and to know if a new adjustable compression system could be accepted by them. For that, it's important to have a feed back about the use of the compression by the caregivers, medical staff and patients and evaluate the comfort about the use of the compression at patient's home and in institutions. Getting their advices, opinions are necessary too.
- Detailed Description
The mains goals are to identify the facilities and difficulties about the use of the actual tools. The final aim is to propose a future compression device wich could be adapted and that responds to the needs of users and the realities of the field.
Recruitment & Eligibility
- Status
- COMPLETED
- Sex
- All
- Target Recruitment
- 39
- Group 1 :
Patients who are 60 years old and over Patients who have or not a compression therapy Patients who have a social security system Patients who have received information of the study and who approbate their participation
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Group 2 et 3 : People who have or had venous leg ulcers People who use or have used compression therapy People who can understand and exchange with the researcher People who have received information of the study and who approbate their participation
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Group 4 : Professionals who work in the investigated institution Professionals who have a link with patients who have a compression therapy Professionals who have received information of the study and who approbate their participation
- Group 1 :
Patients who refused to participate at the study Patients who are under 60 years old.
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Group 2 et 3 : People with cognitive disorders People who have no link with venous leg ulcers People who have or had wounds except venous leg ulcers People who refused to participate
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Group 4 : Professionals who have no link with patients who have compression therapy Profession who refused to participate
Study & Design
- Study Type
- OBSERVATIONAL
- Study Design
- Not specified
- Arm && Interventions
Group Intervention Description Patients with / or had venous leg ulcers Individual interviews Patients with / or had venous leg ulcers actually have individual interviews Patients who are 60 years old and over Questionary and measures Patients who are 60 years old and over had a questionary and a measure of their leg's length Caregivers who treat patients with venous leg ulcers (except nursing homes) Individual interviews Caregivers who treat patients with venous leg ulcers (except nursing homes) actually have individual interviews Caregivers in nursing homes for dependant elderly people and institutions like hospital Focus groups Caregivers in nursing homes for dependant elderly people and institutions like hospital actually have focus groups
- Primary Outcome Measures
Name Time Method data about measure of hydration Months 5 Collect representative data about measure of hydration. Measure by questionary and taking measures
data about the Group Iso Resource (GIR) Months 5 Collect representative data about the Group Iso Resource (GIR). Measure by questionary and taking measures
data about leg's length Months 5 Collect representative data about leg's length. Measure by questionary and taking measures
data about the capacity of the person to getting out of the bed. Months 5 Collect representative data about the capacity of the person to getting out of the bed. Measure by questionary and taking measures
- Secondary Outcome Measures
Name Time Method caregivers's experiences and representations about compression systems of venous leg ulcer Months 6 Measure by individuals interviews
patients' experiences and representations about compression systems of venous leg ulcer Months 6 Measure by individuals interviews
Trial Locations
- Locations (1)
Gérontopole AURA
🇫🇷Saint-Étienne, France