英文摘要 |
This case report described the holistic health care experience from 3/18/2013 to 3/23/2013 to an elderly female patient who suffered from left pontine infarction with right hemiplegia and faced physical dysfunction The author collected four aspects of health information through interview, listening, observation, and physical assessment. It was identified that the patient had several nursing problems, including impaired physical mobility, self-care deficit, knowledge deficit (diet and rehabilitation), hopelessness, and potential risk for falls. The nursing care comprised the application of Watsons theory with full empathy, to establish a good nurse-patient relationship, to provide a safe and privacy care environment, and to encourage expression of positive and negative feelings. The author helped the client to improve physical function impairment, hopelessness, and self-care ability through introducing other successful cases, involving physiotherapy, discharge services and social worker, and regaining confidence toward rehabilitation and positive social activities. The author shared this nursing experience and hoped it could be used as a reference for the nurses taking care of the patient with stroke in the future. |