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Study aim
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The effect of structured education and post-discharge follow-up on the incidence of early complications and mortality after open heart surgery
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Design
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The researcher referred to the research environment (Razi Hospital of Birjand) 100 patients admitted to the ICU of open heart surgery, by non-random and available sampling Will choose. After obtaining informed consent and explaining the research objectives to the research units, these individuals will be randomly divided into two groups of intervention time (structured training and follow-up after discharge) and control (routine training).
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Settings and conduct
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research environment (Razi Hospital of Birjand)
Intervention group (structured training and follow-up after discharge) and control (routine training)
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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age over 18 years, no history of heart surgery, no history of stroke, no history of complications related to complications, literacy, lack of speech and hearing problems, the possibility of making phone calls, not being part of the health team And not receiving additional training will be.
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Intervention groups
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Educational content, based on the average number of days of hospitalization of these patients will be provided from admission to discharge. After the patient's discharge, a telephone call (with a maximum time of 15 minutes) will be made to follow up. The condition of the patients will be followed up to 3 months after discharge.
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Main outcome variables
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Common and important side effects such as disorders of the central nervous system, cardiovascular system, gastrointestinal, renal, pulmonary, hematologic, infectious, readmission and mortality cases will be investigated.Absolute and relative frequency of these complications will be determined and recorded.