英文摘要 |
Postoperative facial disfigurement, and tracheostomy tube or endotracheal tube insertion in patients with oral cancers can result in difficulties in communicating with family members and medical staff and in expressing needs verbally, causing delay in care and low satisfaction toward communication and care. The aim of this project (from 1 June 2012 to 31 December 2012) was to promote the satisfaction toward communication in patients with oral cancers after microsurgical reconstruction. The preimplementation study showed that satisfaction toward communication satisfaction was as low as 2.45 and the average time needed for explicit communication between patients and nursing staff was 15 minutes, and the supportive communication tools was not available. The proposed solutions included revision of the communication aids, design and production of the mood notebooks, and provision of preoperative communication and health education. After interventions, the postoperative communication satisfaction increased to 4.65 and the average time for communication between patients and nursing staff was shortened to 8 minutes. The use of comprehensive communication plans preoperatively and the mood notebooks during hospitalization may motivate patients to face the diseases and treatment bravely and improve the patients’ satisfaction up to 95%. This project can facilitate the clinical effectiveness of communication between the patients and nursing staff. With proposed solution this project, we expected that we could improve the communication satisfaction, meet the patients’ needs in time, and increase the opportunities for interaction with caregivers, and ultimately promote the quality of life of patients and the overall quality of care. |