英文摘要 |
The purpose of this paper is to document how assessment of overall care was applied to hep a patient with combined tongue and colon cancer accept the process of the hospice care. The nursing period was from 2006/5/9 to 2006/6/4. The author used observation, written communication and family interviews, as well as sign language to collect subjective and objective data in the hospice sickroom, and to assist the patient with spiritual, mental and physiological changes in the terminal phase. The patient's health problems consisted of: 1) for the physiological aspect-pain and impaired tissue integrity; 2) for the mental aspect-family worry about the patient going home; 3) for the spiritual aspect-spiritual distress. For these reasons, the author provided individualized nursing care by building the patient's and family's confidence to reduce their anxiety and to help them maintain quality of life and dignity. At the same time, nursing intervention aimed to ease the physiological, mental and social pressure by adapting to the patient's particular nursing requirements. |