Perioperative Psychological Interventions

Fehon, Dwain C.; Swanson, Amelia

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“…The significance of considering the mental condition of orthopaedic patients seems important due to results indicating that presurgical depression or poor emotional health were linked to worse functionality, lower quality of life, and reduced patient satisfaction after the operation [32]. Fehon and Swanson [33] describe specific psychological interventions that are found to be relevant to peri-surgical healthcare. Addressing the concern of the challenge to autonomy/dignity in peri-surgical patients following psychological intervention has been identified as particularly beneficial: stress management skills, behavioural techniques, acceptance and commitment therapy, and family systems intervention [33].…”

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“…Fehon and Swanson [33] describe specific psychological interventions that are found to be relevant to peri-surgical healthcare. Addressing the concern of the challenge to autonomy/dignity in peri-surgical patients following psychological intervention has been identified as particularly beneficial: stress management skills, behavioural techniques, acceptance and commitment therapy, and family systems intervention [33]. Thus, existing studies accentuate the meaning of patients' autonomy and dignity and their psychological state in the whole process of treatment but do not indicate the complex perspective of the multidisciplinary team in orthopaedic surgery departments supported by psychologists.…”

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Autonomy as a basic determinant of the quality of life in disorders of the musculoskeletal system

Gulla,

Golonka,

Dutka

et al. 2023

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The purpose of this article is to draw attention to the basic factor determining a patient's dignity and quality of life, which is the ability to function autonomously, maintaining self-reliance and independence. In disorders of the locomotor system, and orthopaedic surgeries, such as total hip arthroplasty and total knee arthroplasty, allow the patient -after the rehabilitation period -to carry out life tasks without the help of others. The article discusses ways of understanding patient autonomy as well as quality of life and the determinants of both. Then, it formulates premises for the treatment of orthopaedic patients that allows us to optimize their well-being, satisfaction with surgery, and full use of the resulting improvement in health. The basic assumptions that make up the model of the work of a multidisciplinary team in orthopaedic surgery departments has also been formulated. StreszczenieCelem artykułu jest zwrócenie uwagi na istotny, podstawowy czynnik warunkujący godność chorego i jego jakość życia, jakim jest możliwość funkcjonowania przez niego w sposób autonomiczny, z zachowaniem samodzielności i niezależności. W chorobach narządów ruchu operacje ortopedyczne, takie jak wymiana stawów biodrowych i kolanowych, zapewniają po okresie rehabilitacji możliwość realizowania zadań życiowych bez konieczności korzystania z pomocy osób trzecich. W artykule omówiono sposoby rozumienia konstruktów "jakości życia" oraz "autonomii chorego" i ich uwarunkowania, a następnie sformułowano przesłanki psychologiczne i medyczne dotyczące postępowania wobec pacjentów ortopedycznych, pozwalającego na optymalizację ich samopoczucia, satysfakcji z operacji i pełnego wykorzystywania uzyskanej poprawy stanu zdrowia.

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%