英文摘要 |
Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) deeply attacked Taiwan medical system in 2003. The case-fatality rate among infected healthcare personnel in Taiwan was the highest in the world, with seven medical personnel die from the episode. The case report used ten-item Watson humanization theory to care for a frightened patient of SARS. The case himself was a doctor working in a teaching hospital located in Southern Taiwan. He participated in the first aid course of SARS patient and got infected. After witnessing the coffin lifting scene and knowing the death news of his classmate, the case experienced the threat of death. Through comprehensive nursing assessment and collection of relevant materials of group discussion, emotional nursing care was provided to relieve patient’s fear of death and encourage him to cooperate with medical team to get through the dangerous stage. The hysiological, psychological, and societal issues of SARS are complicated and variable. The primary task is to establish a standard SARS nursing care model to prepare for future impact of emerging infectious diseases. This article described the application of humanization care with the hope to improve the quality of caring for patients of acute infectious disease. |