International journal of orthopaedic and trauma nursing · 2020
Health-related quality of life and its determinants among patients with hip fracture after surgery in Myanmar.
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Hlaing Win Yadanar, Thosingha Orapan, Chanruangvanich Wallada
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Hip fracture has been regarded as a significant international health problem because of its negative impacts on things such as Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQOL). The determinants of HRQOL among patients with hip fracture after surgery during transition of recovery are still not clearly understood.
OBJECTIVE: To study HRQOL factors and determine the predictive power of elements such as age, gender, co-morbid disease, Body Mass Index (BMI), depression or social support on HRQOL among patients with hip fracture after surgery in Myanmar.
DESIGN: Descriptive correlational predictive study.
SETTING: Yangon Orthopaedic Hospital and Mandalay Orthopaedic Hospital in Myanmar.
RESULTS: The mean age was 60 years (range = 18-91). The level of HRQOL at the 6th week after surgery was moderate. In stepwise multiple regression analysis, gender (β = -.109, p = .044), depressive symptoms (β = -.564, p = .000) and social support (β = .287, p = .000) were the determinants of HRQOL. These three factors accounted for 59.1% of variance to explain HRQOL.
CONCLUSION: In order to facilitate a healthy transition, comprehensive rehabilitation, including depressive symptoms screening and enhancing social support, and the health care services with less cost and psychosocial support especially for women, are recommended.
OBJECTIVE: To study HRQOL factors and determine the predictive power of elements such as age, gender, co-morbid disease, Body Mass Index (BMI), depression or social support on HRQOL among patients with hip fracture after surgery in Myanmar.
DESIGN: Descriptive correlational predictive study.
SETTING: Yangon Orthopaedic Hospital and Mandalay Orthopaedic Hospital in Myanmar.
RESULTS: The mean age was 60 years (range = 18-91). The level of HRQOL at the 6th week after surgery was moderate. In stepwise multiple regression analysis, gender (β = -.109, p = .044), depressive symptoms (β = -.564, p = .000) and social support (β = .287, p = .000) were the determinants of HRQOL. These three factors accounted for 59.1% of variance to explain HRQOL.
CONCLUSION: In order to facilitate a healthy transition, comprehensive rehabilitation, including depressive symptoms screening and enhancing social support, and the health care services with less cost and psychosocial support especially for women, are recommended.