英文摘要 |
The article details the nursing experience of caring for a pregnant woman with gestational diabetes. The fetus, which failed to survive during the patient's 36th week of pregnancy, and the patient had to go through the procedure of induced labor, as well as the process of adapting to loss. The nursing period was from March 20 to 23, 2015. With Roy's adaptation model, the author assessed the patient and identified three nursing problems: acute pain due to insufficient skills to control labor pain, grief and maladaptation secondary to loss, and insufficient knowledge about self-care of gestational diabetes and relevant resources. Establishing a therapeutic relationship between the nurse and the patient, encouraging her to express her feelings through adequate companion and listening, providing a protective environment, increasing the patient's interactions with her family, and teaching the patient about nursing care for gestational diabetes increased the patient's self-care ability and supported her psychosocial needs. The obstetric nurses had fewer experiences in facing fetal death, so the author searched for assistance of the hospice team to promote psychological and spiritual care through multidisciplinary coordination. The author hopes that nurses will be able to help patients through The grieving process when facing similar cases in the future. |