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Study aim
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the effect of the role of the nurse liaison of the LNICU Intensive Care Unit on the patient's outcomes following transfer from the cardiac surgery department
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Design
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Clinical trial with control and control groups, one-way blind, sampling was performed by available patients.
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Settings and conduct
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Research in Jamaran Heart Hospital is performed on patients with cardiac surgery that can be transferred to the ward.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Ability to understand and speak Persian
Transfer to the public sector according to the routine of the department and not as an emergency (transfer after 48 hours)
The first experience of open heart surgery
Age over 18 years
Lack of disease or disability such as Alzheimer's, severe depression, hallucinations and pathological delusions
The patient should be aware of the place, time and person.
Lack of willingness to continue working on the study
Transfer from the intensive care unit to cardiac surgery to other intensive care units
The occurrence of any unforeseen events that lead to the patient's return, such as (rhythm rhythm or hemodynamic abnormalities)
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Intervention groups
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Accompanying and supporting the patient and preparing the patient for transfer from the intensive care unit to the general ward
Educate the patient to increase self-care، patient delivery based on the ISBAR form and provide a complete report of medical history, treatment process, Required care, important points and follow-ups required by the patient to the ward staff, monitoring and ensuring the implementation of required care programs during the patient's hospitalization
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Main outcome variables
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Intensive care unit nurse, pleural effusion, pericardial effusion, atelectasis, readmission, length of hospital stay, patient satisfaction, hospital anxiety and depression