英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to explore the factors associated with inadequate phosphate control in hemodialysis patients and to implement measures to achieve good phosphate control. We administered a questionnaire to determine the level of understanding about hyperphosphatemia by the long-term hemodialysis patients and then developed relevant measures after analysis of the responses. These included : (1) a new health education model with two nurses for each patient (2) the approach of product placement as we played a video during hemodialysis (3) the use of innovative phosphate binders by dissolving daily doses in a 150ml cup of soup in order to solve the problem of bad taste. It seemed easier and more private to carry the cup than the medicine. This also solved the problem of bad teeth in aged patients. After the implementation of this program, the percentage of patients with serum phosphorus levels > 6.0 mg/dL dropped from 25.9% to 17.9%. More hemodialysis patients developed the regular habit of taking phosphate binders. The results were impressive and we suggest this program as a nursing care reference for achieving better serum phosphate control in hemodialysis patients. |