The Impact of Remote Continuous Nursing Utilizing WeChat Short Videos on Self-Care and Adjustment in Patients with Prophylactic Ileostomy - Report - MDSpire
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The Impact of Remote Continuous Nursing Utilizing WeChat Short Videos on Self-Care and Adjustment in Patients with Prophylactic Ileostomy
Clinical Report: Impact of WeChat Videos on Self-Care in Ileostomy Patients
Overview
This study evaluates the effectiveness of remote continuous nursing via WeChat short videos on self-care and adaptation in patients with prophylactic ileostomy. Results indicate significant improvements in self-nursing knowledge and ostomy adaptability at multiple follow-up points compared to routine care.
Background
Prophylactic ileostomy is often performed in colorectal cancer patients to facilitate recovery, yet many experience challenges in self-care and adaptation post-surgery. Insufficient preoperative education and inadequate post-discharge support can lead to complications and decreased quality of life. Innovative approaches, such as remote nursing via digital platforms, may enhance patient education and self-management.
Data Highlights
Group
Self-Nursing Knowledge Improvement
Adaptability Improvement
Intervention (WeChat Videos)
P < 0.001 at discharge, 6 weeks, 12 weeks
P < 0.001 at discharge, 6 weeks, 12 weeks
Control (Routine Care)
Not significantly improved
Not significantly improved
Key Findings
160 patients were enrolled in the study.
The intervention group showed significantly higher self-nursing knowledge at discharge (P < 0.001).
Self-nursing knowledge remained higher in the intervention group at 6 weeks and 12 weeks post-discharge (P < 0.001).
Adaptability to ostomy bags was significantly improved in the intervention group at all follow-up points (P < 0.001).
Routine care alone did not yield significant improvements in self-nursing knowledge or adaptability.
Clinical Implications
Healthcare providers should consider integrating digital platforms like WeChat for continuous nursing support in patients with prophylactic ileostomy. Enhanced patient education through video content may lead to better self-management and adaptation, ultimately improving patient outcomes.
Conclusion
The use of WeChat short videos for remote continuous nursing significantly enhances self-care knowledge and adaptation in patients with prophylactic ileostomy, suggesting a valuable tool for post-discharge support.