Evaluation Nurses' Intervention toward Potential Complication for Patient after Gastrointestinal Surgery
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Nurses’ Intervention, Potential Complication, Gastrointestinal Surgery.Abstract
Background: gastrointestinal surgery complication one cause of death worldwide. Objective: To determine the nurse's intervention toward potential complication for patient after gastrointestinal surgery. Methodology: A descriptive study was carried out throughout the present study to evaluation of nurses' intervention toward potential complication for patients after gastrointestinal surgery In Diwaniyah Teaching Hospital who attended the outpatient clinic department of hospitals in Al-Dewaniya governorate. The study was carried out during the period extended from the 10th of January 2024 to 1th June 2024. Results: The study showed that all ten axes are associated with the overall goal (evaluation of nurse's intervention). A statistical correlation is very strong because the mean level is less than 0.01. (And the level of indication shows that the relationship is true and stronger.
Conclusion: Findings of the study indicated that there is the duration of training the findings of the present study show that highest percentage while the relationship between the all of items of questioner's depending on the coefficient of high correlation because attention to this axis will result in increased nursing care, which is the general goal.
Recommendations: Carrying out strategies for nursing intervention within a context of comprehensive follow- up care, and Carrying out nursing care programmed on patients with produce of caring during treatment. Also Emphasis on the communication between the educational hospitals in relation to the exchange of clinical and surgical practical experiences through the establishment of seminars, courses and seminars, organized by the experts. In regarding about the role of health care worker should be give instruction to maintain the weight and exposure to the sunlight and identify the signs and symptoms of disease.
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