396 KB0 KB200820252021Goljar Kregar, NikaGorec, Petraštevilka:1letnik:20str. 69-76ISSN:1580-9315COBISSID_HOST:72985347URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-09A8YIN5slUniverzitetni rehabilitacijski inštitut Slovenije - SočaRehabilitacija (Ljubljana)anketaduration of useFoot Orthosesfoot-droporthosesortozepadajoče stopalosatisfactionsurveytherapeutic usetrajanje uporabezadovoljstvoSpremljanje uporabe serijskih ortoz za gleženj in stopalo ter serijskih ortoz za gleženj v lekarni URI - Soča| Follow-up on usage of serial anklefoot orthoses and ankle orthoses in pharmacy URI - Soča|Background: The purpose of the study was to determine whether persons who have been issued with serial ankle-foot orthoses (AFO) or ankle- orthoses (AO) at the Pharmacy of the University Rehabilitation Institute in Ljubljana (Pharmacy Soca) are still using the orthoses after 30 and 90 days after receiving them. We also assessed their satisfaction with the orthoses using a survey. Methods: Twenty-four people who had visited the Pharmacy Soca to receive prescribed AFOs or AOs were willing to participate and were included in the study. We used a questionnaire to follow-up the usage of, and satisfaction with, serial AFOs or AOs. The questionnaire was administered with a telephone interview 30 and 90 days after receiving the orthosis. Results: The survey was filled by nine women and 11 men with an average age of 60 years. Participants used serial AFOs or AOs for 5.9 days per week and 7.2 hours per day on average after 30 days since receiving it, and for 5.3 days per week and 8.8 hours per day on average after 90 days since receiving it. The analysis did not confirm statistically significant differences. The majority of complains from the participants regarding the orthoses were about the fitting procedure, unbreathable material (plastic) and poor durability of the straps. Conclusion: The results of the study will be of help in our further work, as we will be able to focus on the causes of potential non-use and anticipate possible user concerns in advance, which should lead to better rehabilitation outcome of each individualIzhodišča: Z raziskavo smo želeli ugotoviti, ali osebe, ki jim je bila izdana serijska ortoza za gleženj in stopalo (OGS) ali ortoza za gleženj (OG) v lekarni Univerzitetnega rehabilitacijskega Inštituta Republike Slovenije - Soča (lekarna URI - Soča), še vedno uporabljajo ortoze po preteku 30 in 90 dni po prejemu. Z anketo smo ocenili tudi njihovo zadovoljstvo z ortozami. Metode: V raziskavo je bilo vključenih štiriindvajset oseb, ki so bile oskrbljene s predpisanimi OGS oz. OG v lekarni URI - Soča, in so bile pripravljene sodelovati v raziskavi. Za spremljanje uporabe in zadovoljstva smo izvedli telefonsko anketo z izpolnjevanjem vprašalnika po 30 in 90 dneh po prejemu ortoze. Rezultati: Anketo je izpolnilo devet žensk in 11 moških s povprečno starostjo 60 let. Udeleženci so po 30 dneh uporabljali serijske OGS ali OG v povprečju 5,9 dneva na teden in 7,2 ure na dan. Po 90 dneh so ortoze uporabljali v povprečju 5,3 dneva na teden in 8,8 ure na dan. Analiza statistično značilnih razlik ni potrdila. Večina pritožb udeležencev v zvezi z ortozami se je nanašala na postopek namestitve, material, ki ne prepušča zraka (plastika), in na slabo vzdržljivost namestitvenih trakov. Zaključek: Rezultati raziskave bodo v pomoč pri našem nadaljnjem delu, saj se bomo lahko osredinili na vzroke morebitne neuporabe in vnaprej predvideli morebitne težave uporabnikov, kar naj bi privedlo do boljših rezultatov rehabilitacije vsakega posameznikaTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverzitetni rehabilitacijski inštitut RS – Soča