The Rehabilitation Nursing Model Development for Stroke Patients at Sirindhorn National Medical Rehabilitation Institute
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Nursing care for stroke patients in the rehabilitation phase is important and results in continuing effective caring and a patient’s quality of life. This research and development study aimed to develop a rehabilitation nursing model for stroke patients. The study conducted at Inpatient department, Sirindhorn National Medical Rehabilitation Institute. The samples were purposively sampling including 23 registered nurses, 30 caregivers, and 30 stroke patients in the rehabilitation phase. The results showed that after applying the rehabilitation nursing model, nurses’ mean scores of knowledges regarding stroke patient care, skills in rehabilitation caring stroke patient, and perception towards applying the rehabilitation nursing model into practice were significantly higher than before having the rehabilitation nursing model (p-value < 0.01). Moreover, the mean scores of skills of the caregivers after applying the rehabilitation nursing model were significantly higher (p-value < 0.01). The results also showed that 100% of the stroke patients did not experience any complications (aspirated pneumonia and constipation). Therefore, the developed rehabilitation nursing model should lead to implementation and distribution to other hospitals in order to provide continuing and effective rehabilitation nursing care for stroke patients.
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