Geriatric nursing (New York, N.Y.) · 2026
Health education needs for home rehabilitation of patients after total knee arthroplasty: A qualitative study.
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Z Chao, G Zhaohua, X Yuhua, X Cuiping, Z Yan, W Yajing
Аннотация
AIMS: This study aimed to examine the health education needs of patients recovering from total knee replacement surgery at home and to assess the response of healthcare professionals to these needs.
DESIGN: A qualitative study.
METHOD: A phenomenological-hermeneutic approach was employed. Data were collected through a participatory survey in the joint orthopedic department of a hospital, along with semi-structured interviews conducted with 24 patients. Data analysis was performed using Colaizzi's seven-step framework.
RESULTS: Three main themes emerged regarding the health needs of patients during home rehabilitation: the first theme,"Micro System: Demand for Health Education Content"; the second theme,"Mesosystem: Demand for Emotional Support"; and the third theme,"Macrosystem: Demand for External Support".
CONCLUSION: The identified needs highlight the necessity for tailored health education across various topics, the establishment of a multifaceted health education model, and enhancement of the external support system to address the health education needs of patients in home rehabilitation.
PRACTICE IMPLICATIONS: Both patients and healthcare professionals should collaborate in designing specific programs for postoperative rehabilitation exercises.
DESIGN: A qualitative study.
METHOD: A phenomenological-hermeneutic approach was employed. Data were collected through a participatory survey in the joint orthopedic department of a hospital, along with semi-structured interviews conducted with 24 patients. Data analysis was performed using Colaizzi's seven-step framework.
RESULTS: Three main themes emerged regarding the health needs of patients during home rehabilitation: the first theme,"Micro System: Demand for Health Education Content"; the second theme,"Mesosystem: Demand for Emotional Support"; and the third theme,"Macrosystem: Demand for External Support".
CONCLUSION: The identified needs highlight the necessity for tailored health education across various topics, the establishment of a multifaceted health education model, and enhancement of the external support system to address the health education needs of patients in home rehabilitation.
PRACTICE IMPLICATIONS: Both patients and healthcare professionals should collaborate in designing specific programs for postoperative rehabilitation exercises.