| 英文摘要 |
This article described an experience of caring for a terminal Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease patient who didn’t meet the requirements for lung transplantation with progressive dyspnea. It initiated the author’s motivation to discuss that the patient gradually approached death and felt hopeless about the future. The main health problems included ineffective breathing pattern, imbalanced nutrition: less than body requirement, and hopelessness which were assessed through physical, psychological, social, intellectual, and spiritual aspects from November 12 to November 20, 2021. Based on the five core conceptions of Swanson's caring theory, the patient described his feelings about the disease and we integrated a complete care plan by an interprofessional collaborative practice for him. Besides, we taught the patient and his caregiver about the pulmonary rehabilitation plan step by step and made a personal recipe. We also consulted hospice to hold a meeting that encouraged the patient and his family to express their feelings and review past life experiences together, helping them feel loved and assured of self-value. To make the care plan more effective, we promoted his caregiver’s knowledge and home care skills of COPD. Moreover, during hospitalization we made a discharge care plan along with the patient and his caregiver, after that we suggested a COPD case manager who is responsible for following the patient’s condition after discharge so that can achieve continuity of care. It is hoped that this nursing experience may provide medical staff with a reference in caring for such cases in the future. |