Effect of Spiritual Care on Chest Tube Removal Anxiety and Pain in Heart Surgery in Muslim Patients (Shia and Sunni)

Fasihizadeh, Hossin; Nasiriani, Khadijeh

doi:10.1177/1542305020948189

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“…In line with the results of the study, examining the effect of spiritual care on patients with general anxiety and depression, a randomized controlled study showed that there was a significant improvement in anxiety and depression symptoms in the spiritual care group compared to the control group (Sankhe et al, 2017). The results of other studies showed that providing spiritual care for other diseases and interventions, it is associated with a reduction in anxiety in patients and their families (Borji et al, 2019;Fasihizadeh & Nasiriani, 2020;Hosseini et al, 2014) (Ravari et al, 2017) (Borji et al, 2019) (Tajbakhsh et al, 2016). These studies confirm the results of the present study.…”

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Effect of Spiritual Care on Anxiety and Fear of Orthopaedic Surgery Patients

Amiri

Mirzaei

Nasiriani

2021

J Pastoral Care Counsel

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Fear and anxiety can affect surgery outcomes. Spirituality is one of the basic aspects of human beings. This study determined the effect of spiritual care on the fear and anxiety of orthopaedic surgery candidates. A spiritual care programme was implemented for the experimental group. The results showed the spiritual care could reduce the anxiety and fear of orthopaedic surgery candidates. Therefore, nurses should pay more attention to spiritual care and receive the necessary training.

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Effect of Spiritual Care on Anxiety and Fear of Orthopaedic Surgery Patients

Amiri

Mirzaei

Nasiriani

2021

J Pastoral Care Counsel

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“…In Eastern culture, failure to identify and explain spiritual pain by specialists, lack of attention to the conceptualization of this pain, lack of education on this pain in the curricula of medicine, psychology, and even religious studies are the most important reasons for not paying attention to relieving this pain (Fasihizadeh & Nasiriani, 2020 ; Musa, 2017 ).…”

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A Concept Analysis of Spiritual Pain at the End-of-Life in the Iranian-Islamic Context: A Qualitative Hybrid Model

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This study aimed to explore the spiritual pain concept in the Iranian-Islamic context using a hybrid research model during 2020–2021. During the first phase, international and Iranian-Islamic literature was systematically searched and reviewed. During the second phase, the researchers referred to oncology wards, palliative care centers, and intensive care units and conducted unstructured interviews with 19 dying patients. In the third phase, attributes, and final analysis of spiritual pain was extracted from the first phase, and following the second phase, the definition of spiritual pain was finalized. The results showed that spiritual pain is a type of unique transcendental pain in the context of a continuum, rooted in human nature. At the one end of the continuum, there is the pain of deprivation from worldly pleasures (oneself, the family, and others). At the other end, there is the pain of breaking away from and striving to return to one’s origin (God). Exploring spiritual pain in the Iranian-Islamic context can help develop tools and clinical guidelines and plan for the presence of specialists at the bedside to relieve this pain.

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“…Regarding the duration of insertion most of them between 1 and 2 days (53.3%). Table (6) shows that high percentage of severe pain and anxiety for studied patients (88.3%, 98.3%) respectively before chest tube removal.…”

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Severity of Pain and Anxiety before Chest Tube Removal among Cardiac Surgeries Patients

Hani

2023

Helwan International Journal for Nursing Research and Practice

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Background: Cardiac surgery is a specialized area concerning the surgical treatment related to the heart and thoracic aorta. Chest tube removal is described as one of the worst memories that the patients experience during the perioperative period. Aim of the study: To assess severity of pain and anxiety before chest tube removal among patients post cardiac surgeries. Design: Descriptive research design was used to conduct this study. Sample: A purposive sample of 60 adult patients from both genders. Setting: The study was conducted in the cardio-thoracic intensive care unit at Fayoum University Hospitals. Tools: Three tools were used for data collection, Structured Interviewing Questionnaire, The Numerical Pain Rating Scale and Hamilton Anxiety Scale. Results: This study represented that high percentage of severe pain and anxiety for studied patient before chest tube removal. Conclusion: It can be concluded that, severe pain and anxiety before chest tube removal among patients post cardiac surgeries. Recommendations: Design nursing intervention program related to chest tube removal for each patient undergoing cardiac surgery.

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Effect of Spiritual Care on Chest Tube Removal Anxiety and Pain in Heart Surgery in Muslim Patients (Shia and Sunni)

Cited by 6 publications

References 19 publications

Effect of Spiritual Care on Anxiety and Fear of Orthopaedic Surgery Patients

Effect of Spiritual Care on Anxiety and Fear of Orthopaedic Surgery Patients

A Concept Analysis of Spiritual Pain at the End-of-Life in the Iranian-Islamic Context: A Qualitative Hybrid Model

Severity of Pain and Anxiety before Chest Tube Removal among Cardiac Surgeries Patients

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