Evaluation of Long - Term Health Care System Operations for Dependent Oder Persons Nongphai District, Phetchabun Province

Abstract

The objectives of this evaluation research were to (1) evaluate the implementation of Long –Term Health Care System Operations for Dependent Older Persons by applying Stufflebeam’s CIPP Model, which consisted of (1) contexts,(2) inputs, processes,(3) products, (4) a satisfaction of Dependent Older Persons and (6) identify problems/obstacles in the system and make suggestions for improving the system.

The study population was sub-committee on Long –Term Health Care System Operations for Dependent Older Persons for about 291 members and 293 members in Dependent Older Persons.  Primary data was collected, using a questionnaire and satisfaction whose reliability values were 0.96 and 0.98 respectively.Secondary data on the products were collected from Assessment reports of the Sub-district evaluation Committees with Long Term Health Care System in 2021. Statistics used for data analysis were descriptive statistics.

The results showed that: (1) The context of the system implementation consisted of were at a high level(=53.95 S.D.= 5.386); (2) The inputs consisting of personnel, budget, and other resources were at a high level (= 49.88 S.D.= 5.913); (3) The processes were at a high level (=70.60 S.D.= 7.478); and (4) overall of the products of 117 sub-district evaluation Committees with Long Term Health Care System , based on 6 components, had every districts qualified above 98% of the scores which had passed an assessment criteria. (5) Satisfaction assessment were at the moderate level (=33.89 S.D.= 5.8723); (6) A major problem /obstacles were lacked of continuity in  multidisciplinary team.