英文摘要 |
This article described a nursing experience of a major burn patient who was at risk for disuse syndrome. The nursing period was from November 22th to December 20th, 2013. Data was collected by means of observation, interview, medical records, and physical assessments. Using Gordon's 11 functional health patterns as framework for holistic assessment, the result revealed that the patient had impaired tissue integrity, acute pain, anxiety, and risk for disuse syndrome. As tracking patient recovery after discharge was impossible, we recommended the inclusion of post-hospital follow-up in the discharge planning that allows outpatient nurses to track the patient's recovery; or the planning of a long-term holistic rehabilitation, and home and social adaptation assessment in collaboration with NGOs like Sunshine Social Welfare Foundation to ensure the patient's life quality. |