Experimental trial reports reduced dyspnea and improved psychological well-being in COPD patients, suggesting effective nurse-led interventions.
The impact of nurse-led interventions on dyspnoea and psychological well-being in COPD patients is of interest. Hence, 60 stable COPD patients were divided into experimental and control groups. The experimental group received a comprehensive intervention, including breathing exercises, physical activity, dietary counselling and psychological support, leading to significant improvements in dyspnoea and psychological well-being. In contrast, the control group showed no significant changes. Thus, we show the value of non-pharmacological nurse-led interventions in managing COPD and improving patient outcomes.
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