| Abstract [eng] |
It is necessary to teach haemodialysed patients how to take health nourishment,how to regulate blood pressure (BP),how to take appropriate care about arterial-venal fistula. Patients need psychological help,to take family support. Possibly,this teaching will improve rezults of treatment and medical care.Statement,that teaching of such patients is insufficient, is based on the fact ,that there is no training program nowadays. Aims-to examine haemodialysed patient‘s demand of teaching,and to create training program.Methods- analysis of science terature,questionnaire,statistic data evaluation. Questionnaire took place in nefrology and haemodialysis department of Klaipeda Seamen hospital and in haemodialysis department of private clinic „Nefrida“. Conclusions-almost all patients (95 per cent)with chronic renal insufficiency were informed about nutrition limitation.More than half of them (51 per cent)were informed too late-less tan 6 month before first haemodialysis.The vast majority of patients(96,5)state that information about nutrition limitation they get mostly from nephrologist.17,5 of respondents state that such information they get from family doctor. The most of patients (92 per cent) were informed about A-V fistula imprtance and medical care during haemodialysis.Training program of haemodialysed patients was prepared.It consist of flyer,CD record,booklet about limitation in nutrition and A-V fistula care.The training program for haemodialysed patients are based on data of research and results of science literature analysis. The training program for haemodialysed patients must be used in haemodialysis departments.Patients who undergo haemodialysis just a few month,teaching process requires not only doctor or dialysis nurse but also psychologist.Family of patient also need to be taught how to take care about haemodialysed patient.The most important warranty of successful realization of trainning program for haemodialysed patients is healthcare specialist‘s and patient‘s cooperation and mutual understanding. |