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September 26, 2013Health Education

Among 138 participants, preoperative education for colorectal cancer was found to require comprehensive, client-centred communication to help patients regain control and prepare for surgery.

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Population

138 participants involved in preoperative education prior to surgery for colorectal cancer in the UK.

Design

Other

Follow-up

up to 12 weeks post-surgery

Key result

Among 138 participants, preoperative education for colorectal cancer was found to require comprehensive, client-centred communication to help patients regain control and prepare for surgery.

Authors

NSNicola J SpaldingJMJane McCullochFPFiona Poland

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Overview

Multimodal preoperative education may boost patient engagement and self-management after colorectal surgery; leaves open effects on clinical outcomes in controlled trials.

Structured PICO

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Population
138 participants, including patients, carers, and staff, involved in preoperative education for colorectal cancer surgery in the UK.
I
Intervention
Three-action research cycles to evaluate and enhance preoperative education
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Outcome
Patients' experiences and views of preoperative educationpatient reported

Establishing a sense of control through understandable and comprehensive preoperative education is important for patient wellbeing and postoperative rehabilitation in colorectal cancer surgery.

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Spalding et al. (2013) studied Colorectal cancer (n=138). Preoperative education was evaluated on Patients' experiences and views of preoperative education. Among 138 participants, preoperative education for colorectal cancer was found to require comprehensive, client-centred communication to help patients regain control and prepare for surgery.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6ab1f323fb231250388fc1dahttps://doi.org/10.1108/he-11-2012-0052
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