Wybrane aspekty opieki pielęgniarskiej realizowanej wobec pacjenta w przebiegu raka żołądka

Kot, Natalia; Żelazek, Paulina

doi:10.21784/iwp.2019.018

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“…Sprzyja przewlekłemu zapaleniu błony śluzowej, co prowadzi do rozwoju zmian nowotworowych. Przyjmuje się, że od zakażenia Helicobacter pylori do rozwoju nowotworu mija powyżej 30 lat [3].…”

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Nursing and caring problems of a patient with gastric cancer - a case study

Majchrowicz¹

2023

J Educ Health Sport

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Gastric cancer is a malignant tumor that originates from the cells of the inner layer of the organ. It is characterized by a long asymptomatic period. The incidence of gastric cancer increases after the age of 50, especially in the male population. The aim of the study was to analyze selected aspects of nursing care provided to a patient after total gastrectomy in the course of gastric cancer. Materials and methods. The study used the case study method and an individual case study of a patient diagnosed with gastric cancer. Results and conclusions. The patient has problems in the biopsychosocial sphere. The role of a nurse in caring for a sick person is comprehensive care, education and preparation for self-care, and above all mental support. Constant monitoring of the patient's health greatly helps to prevent possible complications.

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Nursing and caring problems of a patient with gastric cancer - a case study

Majchrowicz¹

2023

J Educ Health Sport

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“…The results of this study showed the implementation of preoperative chemotherapy in more than half of the subjects. Studies emphasize the importance of perioperative chemotherapy in the management of disease [11,20]. Chemotherapy combined with surgery can significantly prolong the survival of patients, including those with advanced disease [21].…”

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“…The patient education in the provision of medical care shapes their attitudes that build responsibility for their own health [9], allows mitigation of the effects of the disease, and reduces complications [9]. Patient education emphasizes the patient's active participation and the principle of partnership, resulting in effective treatment [9], as well as the need to include not only the patient, but also his/her family [10,11]. Education provided by nurses follows from the principles of nursing care and is aimed at imparting knowledge in relation to the patient's resources, improving his/her functioning in the new situation caused by disease and surgery [9].…”

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Evaluation of patient preparation for hospital discharge after gastrectomy

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Ratułowska²,

Wojtas³

2022

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Introduction: Diagnosis of gastric cancer poses difficult challenges to the patient's daily functioning and requires preparation for self-care through participation in education provided by professionals. The patients' participation in full education allows them to achieve an optimal level of self-care, and a high level of social support, acceptance of the disease, and self-efficacy is an opportunity to prepare for functioning in the home environment. The aim of this study was to evaluate preparation of patients for discharge from the hospital after gastrectomy due to cancer. Material and methods: The study covered 71 patients hospitalized at the University Hospital and the Stefan Żeromski Specialist Hospital in Cracow undergoing gastrectomy for cancer. The study used the diagnostic survey method and the author's questionnaire, the Illness Acceptance Scale, the Generalized Self-Efficacy Scale, and the Social Support Assessment Scale. Results: The subjects' preparation for hospital discharge after gastrectomy was at a good level. Higher acceptance level of the disease, sense of self-efficacy, perception of support, age under 60 years, female gender, being married, and having higher education were associated with better preparation for discharge. Conclusions: Taking care of patients after gastrectomy and preparing them for discharge requires assessment of their cognitive and emotional resources as well as knowledge of their expectations for further self-care. An in-depth education regarding possible complications of diet, drug treatment, physical activity, and the need for follow-up visits plays a decisive role.

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Wybrane aspekty opieki pielęgniarskiej realizowanej wobec pacjenta w przebiegu raka żołądka

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Nursing and caring problems of a patient with gastric cancer - a case study

Nursing and caring problems of a patient with gastric cancer - a case study

Evaluation of patient preparation for hospital discharge after gastrectomy

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