Mapping of the patient navigation programs in chronic kidney disease: a scoping review
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PATIENT NAVIGATOR, KIDNEY FAILURE, DIALYSIS, PATIENT NAVIGATIONAbstract
Introduction: Given the complexity and chronicity of the chronic kidney disease and the concerns of high-level health care models, patient navigation can improve the continuum of care of people with chronic kidney disease.
Objective: mapping the patient navigation programs in chronic kidney disease.
Method: scoping review according to Joanna Briggs Institute and attends the PRISMA-ScR guidelines. We searched Scielo, Web of Science e Pubmed from 1990 to 2022. Eligibility criteria were established together with selection and screening independently and blinded on Rayyan Inc., and the protocol was registered at doi: 10.17605/OSF.IO/FW3AG.
Results: Thirteen heterogeneous documents were included and mapped, mostly carried out in North America and with adult population. The findings demonstrated the feasibility and acceptability of the navigation program. Indicates the importance of the navigators’ support on the decision-making as a facilitator in accessing the nephrology services, providing communication support, assisting the lifestyle changes and promoting the connection between the team of health and social professionals.
Conclusion: The challenges, structure and strategies of the navigation program implementation were mapped in different socioeconomic and health contexts. Likewise, the specific roles attributed to navigators taking care of people with chronic kidney disease were mapped.
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