2015•International journal of nursingRequires access
The effect of comfort care intervention on the rectal cancer patients with miles
Caixia Sun, Lili Yu, Jinzhi Yang
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Abstract
Objective
To explore the effect of comfort care intervention on the rectal cancer patients with miles approach.
Methods
A total of 46 cases rectal cancer patients with miles surgical approach in our department between April 2009 and February 2012 were selected, according to the random number table,46 cases Patients were randomly divided into observation group(23 cases)and control group(23 cases), the control group received routine care, the observation group were treated with comfort care model. Pain situation, psychological comfort and care satisfaction of two groups were compared.
Results
Postoperative pain of observation group was significantly lighter than that of the control group, care satisfaction and psychological comfort were significantly ligher than those of the control group.
Conclusions
Comfort care is a patient-centered, personalized care model, it has important clinical significance in reducing postoperative pain of rectal cancer patients with miles surgical approach and improving satisfaction with nursing and psychological comfort.
Key words:
Comfortable care; Rectal cancer; Miles surgical approach