25: Women's health literacy regarding the hysterectomy procedure and uterine fibroids

Abstract

necessitated an evaluation with a provider or nurse based on their reported concerns. CONCLUSION: Post-operative patient-initiated telephone calls after FPMRS surgery are common in our practice, occurring in more than half of all patients undergoing a procedure, and specifically more frequent in women discharged home with nursing. Bowel, urinary, and medication-based phone calls account for the highest frequency and volume.

Analysis of the Status Quo and Influencing Factors of Readiness for Hospital Discharge of Patients Undergoing Hysteromyomectomy

“…The scores of 3 dimensions from high to low were expected support, coping ability and personal status, which may be related to the following factors: 1) The overall education level of the patients included in this study was low (60.83% were junior middle school or below), and about 46% of the patients lived in rural areas, so many of them lack the knowledge of disease rehabilitation, compared with cities and towns, rural areas have a narrow access to information platform and less social support. Study [14] shown that 70.9% of women have poor overall understanding of hysteromyoma and its treatment, with an average score of less than 60%.…”