英文摘要 |
This study aims to share a caring experience of is a 38-year-old female patient initially diagnosed as acute myeloid leukemia from July 4 to July 20, 2020. Data were collected by physical assessment, continuous care, interviews and observation based on Roy's adaptation model. The major health problems were (1) changes in self-protection ability, (2) high-risk bleeding and (3) sense of uncertainty. Blood transfusion was conducted due to the changes in protective ability and high-risk bleeding caused by the diseases and chemotherapy. In addition, a nursing instruction video was provided to the patient in terms of flipped learning. Discussions and appraisals were conducted to enhance the self-caring ability of the patient. To relieve the sense of uncertainty of efficacy, listening, accompanying, empathy and transdisciplinary meetings were provided, so she was able to understand the following treatment plans. Spiritual caregivers, supporting groups, religious and music interventions were arranged to reduce the pain, stress and anxiety while facing the unexpected disease prognosis. It is suggested that videos on health education of the disease can be developed to improve the learning motivation and effectiveness; also, to reduce the stress of the patient and caregivers while facing disease changes and caring problems. |