Advancements in the examination of the preparedness of parents of children undergoing liver transplantation
Liver transplantation is a very efficient remedy for liver ailments in children, and with advancements in technology, the anticipated survival rate after the surgery has also increased. Nevertheless, as a result of insufficient medical resources and the implementation of the quick rehabilitation a...
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IIUM Press
2024
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| Summary: | Liver transplantation is a very efficient remedy for liver ailments in children, and with advancements
in technology, the anticipated survival rate after the surgery has also increased. Nevertheless, as a result
of insufficient medical resources and the implementation of the quick rehabilitation approach, children
are often released from the hospital prior to achieving complete recovery, leaving parents to assume
the role of primary carers. Release preparedness, including the patient's physical state, mental wellbeing, and community assistance, is a significant indicator of a patient's adjustment to life after release.
An efficient evaluation of discharge readiness may promote a seamless transition to home, minimize
problems, and limit the need for further treatment and readmission. The objective of this research was
to offer a comprehensive overview of the present condition regarding the preparedness of parents of
children who have had liver transplantation to establish a foundation for evaluating and implementing
appropriate interventions. |
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