ArticleJournal of military, veteran and family health2024
Involving family members in the care of military personnel and Veterans: A decisional counselling intervention.
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Abstract
There are barriers to family-centred care in military-connected families. Practitioners face challenges navigating privacy and confidentiality provisions. Families report difficulties accessing important health-related information from military personnel and Veterans. This article highlights the impacts of informal care on families, identifies at-risk caregivers and families, outlines the family-centred approach to care, and discusses cultural barriers to information sharing in military and Veteran families. A decisional counselling intervention is detailed, which provides practitioners with an informed-consent process for facilitating the sharing of health-related information in military and Veteran families. The intervention is both patient- and family-centred, while managing the medico-legal risks practitioners must navigate in relation to privacy and confidentiality provisions. Given the challenges military and Veteran families face with respect to family-centred care, a pilot study that compares the effectiveness of the proposed decisional counselling intervention with treatment-as-usual is warranted.
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