Outcomes Management for the Patient with Congestive Heart Failure

Kuehneman, T.; Saulsbury, D.; Splett, Patricia L.

doi:10.1016/s0002-8223(98)00612-9

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“…According to Kuehneman et al, studies exhibited the decompensation patients’ capability of successful avoidance to the excessive ingestion of dietary sodium through food hygiene education and the tracking system regardless meal ordered from cafeteria within hospital or take out from restaurant during hospitalization. Thus, the healthcare equipment proved to possibly affect the low-sodium diet compliance behavior of patients [ 39 ]. For the purpose of enforcement of the low-sodium diet compliance behavior, the relationship between healthcare system and low-sodium diet worth further discussions.…”

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Review the factors associated with dietary sodium adherence in patients with heart failure from selected research-based literatures

Lee

Tseng

2022

BMC Nutr

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Background Low-sodium dietary is an important measure to avoid heart failure patient’s body fluid volume overload. There are still more than 50% of heart failure patients who are incapable of complying low-sodium dietary. This study utilized the systematic literature review method, with the purpose to understand the related factors towards the compliance behavior of low-sodium dietary of patients with heart failure. Methods This study typed keywords (congestive heart failure, adherence, compliance, low sodium diet, low salt diet, dietary sodium restriction) from computer databases (CINAHL, Cochrane, Medline, ProQuest Nursing Allied Health, PubMed, and ScienceDirect) and according to inclusion criteria were as follows: (1) Research objects were adult patients admitted to HF, (2) Research content were related to sodium diet compliance behavior. (3) Non-intervention research. Exclusion criteria were as follows: (1) participants who was pregnant women, (2) qualitative research, (3) studies on development of tool, (4) poster. Select needed 14 articles that meet the purposes of this study. In addition, the study also collected 4 more studies with the same purpose from the references that were included in the retrieved articles, and finally a total of 18 studies were included in the analysis of this study. Data analysis uses descriptive statistics (percentage, frequency distribution) and content analysis method. Results This study use a systematic literature review method, it was found that the results of the studies use nonintervention method, which explored the relevant factors of low-sodium dietary compliance in heart failure patients over the past 20 years, could be summarized in 4 dimensions as social and economic conditions, patient conditions, disease conditions and therapy conditions. Conclusions Heart failure patients’ compliance behavior toward low-sodium dietary is multi-dimensional. Therefore, this study recommends when the health care providers evaluating patients’ compliance behavior of low-sodium dietary, it is necessary to consider more different aspects.

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confidence: 99%