Effect of Nursing Instructions on Self Care for Colostomy Patients

El-Rahman, Walaa Ali Abd; Mekkawy, Mimi; Sayed, Samia Youssef; Ayoub, Mahmoud Thabet

doi:10.21608/asnj.2020.48530.1066

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“…This was in regard to the housing situation. This finding is consistent with the findings of El-Rahman et al (2020), who demonstrated that the majority of patients (63.3 percent) came from rural areas. In addition, the findings of Qalawa and Moussa (2019), who discovered that the majority of patients (73.1 percent) came from rural areas, provide weight to these findings.…”

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“…In terms of whether or not they were married, the current investigation revealed that 53.3% of the participants were already in a committed relationship. El-Rahman et al, (2020) observed that 76.7 percent of the participants were married, and this conclusion is consistent with what they discovered. Similarly, I concur with Abdelmohsen (2020), who found that the majority of the participants (73.4 percent) were married.…”

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confidence: 89%

“…This finding was supported by Abdelmohsen (2020), which showed that 28.4% of participants were self-employed in some capacity. In contrast to the results of El-Rahman et al (2020), which stated that the majority of patients (60 percent) were Working. In a similar vein, we disagree with the findings of Safwat et al (2018), who found that the majority of participants (44.4 percent) were now jobless.…”

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Assessment Self-Care Knowledge of Patients with Colostomy

Atta¹,

Mohammed²

2022

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Background: Stoma can be performed as either an urgent situation or optional surgical technique for the treatment of a wide variety of conditions affecting the bowel. These conditions involve colon cancer, bowel obstructions, colon trauma, diverticulitis, bowel necrosis, and ulcerative colitis. This procedure is performed for one of two primary reasons: either to redirect the colon or to decompress the colon.

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Assessment Self-Care Knowledge of Patients with Colostomy

Atta¹,

Mohammed²

2022

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“…Views of the self during aging may influence the course of aging. people with strong, positive attitudes toward the aging self-tended to live, on average, 7.5 years longer than those with negative attitudes (6) .…”

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Nurses’ knowledge and performance regarding colostomy care among old age in Beni-Suef

Adley

Mohamed

2022

NILES journal for Geriatric and Gerontology

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Background A colostomy is a surgery that makes a temporary or permanent opening called a stoma. A stoma is a path that goes from the large intestine to the outside of your abdomen. Aim of study: the study aimed to assess knowledge and performance of nurses about colostomy care among old age in Beni-Suef. Subjects and methods: A descriptive design was used to achieve the aim of the current study. The study was conducted in surgical departments male and female at Beni-Suef university hospital, Beni-Suef specialized hospital, and health insurance hospital. Convenient sample was used for this study; include all nurses (78 nurses) working in surgical departments at Beni-Suef university hospital (44 nurses), Beni-Suef specialized hospital (13 nurses), and health insurance hospital (21 nurses). Three tools for data collection were used to carry out the current study namely; socio-demographic questionnaire sheet, questionnaire sheet for nurses' knowledge regarding colostomy care, and ostomy care observation checklist. Results: More than half (57.7%) of studied nurses their ages were less than 30 years. More than two thirds (67.9%) of studied nurses are females. More than half (60.3%) of them had nursing health institute. Conclusion and recommendations: Nearly half of nurses had satisfactory level of total knowledge about colostomy care., more than one third of nurses had satisfactory level of total performance about colostomy care. Periodic assessment for knowledge of nurses about colostomy care among old age in Beni-Suef. Periodic assessment for performance of nurses about colostomy care among old age in Beni-Suef

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“…Colostomy is the exteriorization of part of the colon to the anterior abdominal wall fashioning a bypass to allow fecal egestion artificially. The colostomy is usually performed for protection, decompression and evacuation (Abd El-Rahman, Mekkawy, Sayed & Ayoub, 2020). Colostomy formation and closure are essential surgical steps in managing high anorectal malformation (ARM), Hirschsprung's disease (HD), left colonic atresia, necrotizing enterocolitis and peri-anal trauma (Boroni et al, 2020).…”

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Effect of colostomy empowerment program for mothers on occurrence of peristomal skin complications among their infants

Mohamed

Abou-Elfadl

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Colostomy is often a life-saving procedure but is still associated with significant morbidity. Aim of the study: To evaluate the effect of colostomy empowerment program (CEP) for mothers on occurrence of peristomal skin complications among their infants. Design: Quasi -experimental design was utilized. Sample: A convenient sample of 60 infants undergoing colostomy operation and their mothers. Setting: The current study conducted in three settings at Cairo University Specialized Pediatric Hospital (CUSPH) (surgical neonatal intensive care unit, in-patient surgical unit, and the out-patient surgery clinic).Tools for data collection: Tool I structured interview questionnaire; Tool II mothers’ knowledge and reported practice assessment sheet pre-posttest; Tool III observational checklist and tool IV complications recording sheet. Results: There were statistically significant differences regarding total mean score of mothers' knowledge, reported practice and skills in both groups. Peristomal skin complications were higher in the control group. Conclusion: The current study concluded that after CEP, there was a significant improvement in the level of knowledge, reported-practices, and skills among mothers in the study group. Infants in the study group were exposed to less postoperative complications regarding peristomal skin complications than infants in the control group.

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Effect of Nursing Instructions on Self Care for Colostomy Patients

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References 11 publications

Assessment Self-Care Knowledge of Patients with Colostomy

Assessment Self-Care Knowledge of Patients with Colostomy

Nurses’ knowledge and performance regarding colostomy care among old age in Beni-Suef

Effect of colostomy empowerment program for mothers on occurrence of peristomal skin complications among their infants

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