英文摘要 |
This article described the nursing experience of caring a patient with Guillain-Barrésyndrome (GBS) who showed uncertainty regarding the medical treatments and anxiety regarding decision-making. The nursing period was from December 3rd to December 30th, 2019. The author collected data through observation, direct care, physical assessment, and interviews, and used Gordon’s eleven health function assessment tools to establish the main health problems, which included physical activity dysfunction, anxiety, and decision conflicts. In the care process, a comprehensive rehabilitation plan was planned to improve physical activity dysfunction and prevent comorbidities. Individualized care was given during the period and shared decision-making was used to provide him with accurate medical information and a better understanding of the disease, generating a positive attitude towards illness. Through caring and mental support, a good nurse-patient relationship was established. In this way, his feelings of alienation were resolved, stress and anxiety were reduced, psychological barriers were overcome. It is recommended that care givers integrate relevant information and establish disease decision-making aids to make shared decision-making more accessible to patients to to improve quality of care. |