Maddison M Kirk, Joshua P M Mattock, James R Forsyth, Celeste E Coltman, Julie R Steele
Increasing women's participation in biomechanics through National Biomechanics Day events
Journal of biomechanics
enhanced recovery surgery eras global surgical quality improvement initiative reduces length stay hospital temporary stoma care rectal cancer complex patients require prolonged care services adjust stoma shorter stay durations new model challenge conventional care pathways create new patient needs study designed explore supportive care needs patients new surgical model provide reference design eras nursing care plans convergent parallel mixedmethods design used study patients temporary stomas rectal cancer recruited using convenience sampling method gastrointestinal surgery wards wound stoma clinics two public tertiary care hospitals china standardized questionnaires administered 140 patients collect quantitative data semistructured interviews conducted individually 13 patients collect qualitative data questionnaire data analyzed using descriptive statistics interview data analyzed using thematic analysis health system information needs care support needs identified qualitative quantitative analyses significant unmet needs participants addition qualitative analysis identified receiving focused stoma care instructions easily understandable information essential fulfilling health system information needs care support needs included access continued postdischarge services attention medical professionals participants study experienced variety unmet supportive care needs eras protocol gaps particularly notable two categories health system information needs care support needs increased perioperative care shorter hospital stays eras protocol reduce opportunities patients receive targeted instruction shift much ostomy education care workload hospital requiring greater attention clinical nurses ensure quality care