The CSNAT is an evidence based, comprehensive tool comprising a set of domains (broad areas of support need) in which carers commonly say they require more support. It acts as a prompt for carers to indicate where they need more support.

We have developed an online CSNAT-I Training and Implementation Toolkit for this purpose. The guidance on training, preparation and implementation applies to all versions of CSNAT-I, including CSNAT-I (Paediatric). Get an Implementation Team together, identify ‘champions’ and consider resource requirements.

The intervention uses an evidence-based, comprehensive tool (the CSNAT) comprising 15 domains (broad areas of support need). The tool enables carers to identify, express and prioritise domains where they need more support.

The CSNAT is a valid tool for the direct measurement of carers' support needs. It combines comprehensiveness of content with feasibility of administration and has utility both as a research tool and a tool for everyday palliative care practice.

caregivers are introduced to the CSNAT3. Caregivers then use the CSNAT to indicate the domains in which they need more support and prioritize those most.

2013年9月1日 · To address this gap, we developed a brief evidence-based Carer Support Needs Assessment Tool (CSNAT) suitable for everyday practice. To assess face, content, and criterion validity of the CSNAT and measure sensitivity to change over time. Participants were 225 adult carers of patients from six U.K. Hospice Home Care services.

CSNAT-I is a person-centred process for delivering support for family members and friends (carers). The intervention uses an evidence based, comprehensive tool (the CSNAT) to enable carers to identify, express and prioritise their support needs which facilitates support tailored to their specific needs. The current version of the CSNAT (v3.0)

To address this gap, we developed a brief evidence-based Carer Support Needs Assessment Tool (CSNAT) suitable for everyday practice. Objectives. To assess face, content, and criterion validity of the CSNAT and measure sensitivity to change over time. Methods. Participants were 225 adult carers of patients from six U.K. Hospice Home Care services.

The Carer Support Needs Assessment Tool (CSNAT) is an evidence-based direct measure of carers' support needs in 14 domains. It is short but comprehensive in approach and thus suitable for both end-of-life care research and practice.

Objectives: To test the impact on family carers of a Carer Support Needs Assessment Tool (CSNAT) intervention to facilitate carer-led assessment and support during end of life care. Method: Mixed method, part-randomised, stepped wedge cluster trial with 6 palliative home care services comparing carers receiving the intervention with those ...