Trends in Korean intervention studies on complementary and alternative therapies in rehabilitation nursing.

IF 16.4 1区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2024-10-25 eCollection Date: 2024-10-01 DOI:10.12965/jer.2448548.274

Da-Jung Kim

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Abstract

In nursing, complementary and alternative therapies (CATs) can be provided alongside, or as alternatives, to conventional medical treatments to maximize therapeutic effects, accelerate rehabilitation, and enhance patient satisfaction. Fostering the correct knowledge and attitudes toward CATs is crucial not only for theoretical development but also for practical application. To gain a comprehensive understanding of recent domestic research trends, this study conducted an integrative review to analyze different types of CAT-related intervention studies in rehabilitation nursing in South Korea. A literature search of relevant databases suggested 14 papers. The review revealed that most studies focused on older adult patients, with manipulative and body-based therapies being the most common CAT interventions, followed by energy therapies, mind-body therapies, and others. The efficacy analysis of the CATs used in the selected studies indicated that their effects varied depending on participant characteristics and outcome measures, even when the same CAT was employed. To advance the field of rehabilitation nursing, effective CATs that are proven to be safe for older adult patients need to be developed and actively utilized. Additionally, specialized nurse training programs and clinical and community-based applications for rehabilitation patients requiring interventions need to be developed.

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韩国康复护理中补充和替代疗法干预研究的趋势。

在护理工作中，补充和替代疗法（CATs）可与常规医疗方法并用，或作为常规医疗方法的替代疗法，以最大限度地提高治疗效果，加速康复，并提高病人的满意度。培养对CATs的正确认识和态度不仅对理论发展至关重要，而且对实际应用也至关重要。为了全面了解韩国国内近期的研究趋势，本研究对韩国康复护理中与 CAT 相关的不同类型的干预研究进行了综合回顾分析。通过对相关数据库进行文献检索，共检索到 14 篇论文。综述显示，大多数研究集中于老年患者，手法疗法和身体疗法是最常见的 CAT 干预方法，其次是能量疗法、身心疗法和其他疗法。对所选研究中使用的 CAT 进行的疗效分析表明，即使使用相同的 CAT，其效果也会因参与者的特征和结果测量而有所不同。为了推动康复护理领域的发展，需要开发并积极使用经证实对老年患者安全的有效 CAT。此外，还需要为需要干预的康复患者制定专门的护士培训计划以及临床和社区应用方案。

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Accounts of Chemical Research 化学-化学综合

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31.40

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1.10%

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312

审稿时长

2 months

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