The effectiveness of early mobilization program to improve pain level, intestinal peristaltic and physiologic paramaters on post-surgery patients

Dewi Prabawati; Farel Tania

doi:10.30574/gscbps.2024.28.3.0299

September 4, 2024GSC Biological and Pharmaceutical SciencesOpen Access

The effectiveness of early mobilization program to improve pain level, intestinal peristaltic and physiologic paramaters on post-surgery patients

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Early mobilization significantly reduces postoperative pain levels while accelerating the recovery of intestinal peristaltic function in post-surgery patients.
A 72.7% contribution to recovery variance occurred across 33 surgical patients, alongside significant decreases in systolic blood pressure and heart rate.
Quasi experimental evaluation suggests that routine early mobilization supports clinical recovery, though the single-group pretest-posttest design warrants replication.

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Quasi-experimental study demonstrates improved pain, intestinal peristalsis, and vital signs in post-surgery patients, indicating early mobilization accelerates clinical recovery.

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