英文摘要 |
This article described the nursing experience of a 70-year-old male patient who, after suffering from physical mobility impairment of cerebral infarction, became dependent in daily living. When the patient's condition stabilized, the author provided hospital discharge planning and available social resources, and the patient was then successfully discharged. The nursing period lasted from March 4 to March 31, 2014. The author collected data from observation, physical assessment, and interviews according to Gordon's 11 functional health patterns, and after evaluation, identified the following nursing issues: 1) physical mobility impairment, 2) helplessness, 3) caregiver role strain, and 4) deficient knowledge in social resources. The emphasis of the nursing process was placed on the rehabilitation of the patient's motor function impairment and psychological issues. Through the intervention of hospital discharge planning service, the author offered discharge planning and applied for social welfare to reduce the caregiver's helplessness, and the patient was successfully discharged and adapted to the new home care model. We hope this nursing experience could serve as a reference in the preparation and planning of discharging future stroke patients. |