Key result
Nurses' assessments for initial standing in acute heart failure patients focused on ADL before admission (100%), age (96.2%), and days before initial standing (96.2%), with no significant differences between able-to-stand and unable-to-stand groups.
Cross-Sectional (n=26)
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Nurses assess the possibility of initial standing in acute heart failure patients using physical functions (pre-admission ADL, age, days to standing), psychological aspects, and hemodynamics, highlighting the need for comprehensive evaluation.
目的：icuあるいはhcuに入室した急性心不全患者の初回立位の可不可を判断する際の看護師のアセスメントを明らかにすること．
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Sekine et al. (2024) conducted a cross-sectional in Acute Heart Failure (n=26). Nurse's assessment of possibility of initial standing vs. Able-to-stand vs Unable-to-stand groups was evaluated on Differences in assessment items between able-to-stand and unable-to-stand groups. Nurses' assessments for initial standing in acute heart failure patients focused on ADL before admission (100%), age (96.2%), and days before initial standing (96.2%), with no significant differences between able-to-stand and unable-to-stand groups.
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