英文摘要 |
This paper discusses the experience of administering nursing care for a newly diagnosed oral cavity cancer patient. The patient was concerned with the development of cancer, the financial situation and care providers, and the role of the family as care providers. The nursing period was between April 15th to April 30th , 2017. The patient was assessed using Gordon's 11 functional health patterns, and data collection was carried out through observation, conversation, listening, physical assessment and medical record inspection. The patient had healthy issues with ineffective airway clearance, body image change, and compromised family coping. The nursing care team administered a series of solutions, including the use of sprays and other medications to lower the viscosity of mucus secretions, the instruction of mucus clearance techniques such as deep breathing and coughing, in addition to reconstruction of the patient's body image confidence to cope with change of facial appearance. The nursing care team also collaborated with teams across different fields so that the patient received customized and post-hospitalization care while transiting back to the patient's home of origin, and assistance in dealing with the changes in roles changes of the patient and family members. The preparatory services for post-hospitalization administered by the nursing care team ably created sustainable and trustworthy circumstances for the patient and the patient's family, and effectively improved the overall quality of care. |