Why the study?
Nursing support in cardiac rehabilitation can improve health outcomes and reduce recurrent cardiac events, but the effectiveness of home-based nursing interventions on post-CABG knowledge, daily activities, and pain needed evaluation.
Does a home-based nursing intervention improve knowledge, daily living activities, and pain in patients after coronary artery bypass graft?
Population
140 post-coronary artery graft surgery patients
Comparison
Home-based nursing intervention vs control group
Design
Quasi-experimental study
Authors
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Home-based nursing interventions may aid post-CABG recovery; leaves open effects on knowledge, ADL, and pain pending randomized trials.
Does a home-based nursing intervention improve knowledge, daily living activities, and pain in patients after coronary artery bypass graft?
A home-based nursing intervention significantly improves knowledge, pain management, and activities of daily living in patients recovering from CABG surgery.
Saboula et al. (2020) studied this question.
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