Key result
Long-term nursing care and routine follow-up enable prompt complication management in heart transplant recipients.
Why the study?
Long-term complications after cardiac transplantation present unique challenges requiring effective discharge preparation and routine follow-up care.
Highlights the importance of comprehensive nursing care and routine follow-up in managing long-term complications in cardiac transplant recipients.
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Supports vigilant nursing follow-up in transplant recipients; leaves open optimal protocols for improving long-term outcomes.
Sharon Murphy Augustine (2000) conducted a review in Heart transplantation. Long-term nursing care and routine follow-up are essential for the prompt detection and management of complications in cardiac transplant recipients.
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