Study of Education Needs of Operated Patients in Imam Khomeini Hospital in Urmia in 1381

IKhalilzadeh, H and Mirmohammadi, P and Nanbakhsh, J and Hemmati, M and Amini, P and Vazife Asl, M (2004) Study of Education Needs of Operated Patients in Imam Khomeini Hospital in Urmia in 1381. J Urmia Nurs Midwifery Fac, 2 (1). pp. 16-22.

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Abstract

Operation depends on psychosocial and physiologic factors of patients and is unique experience for every body. It is a stressor and a potential risk for his or her health and interrupts in satisfaction. Awarded patients take part in recovery process and a short recovery period of pain complications will be appeared. Education of correct care methods, control of pain and anxiety can help patients after operating phase. Materials & Methods: A descriptive study for determining of educational needs of operated patients was done by a questionnaire in Imam Khomeini hospital in Urmia. Results: Most of cases were female (63.3%), married (91.3%), graduated from primary school (42.3%) and (65.4%) of them were operated for the first time. 20% of them had a middle knowledge and 50% had a good knowledge about pre‑operation cares 60% of cases had a poor knowledge a 40% had a good knowledge about post‑operation cares. Discussion: Most of cases didn't know about education of post‑operation care. Many works must be done about teaching them Nurses and other health professionals.

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