Emad Abd El Gawad Ali Rabie, Jehan Y ElRazkey, Heba Abdelmowla Ahmed
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摘要
背景:干眼症(DES)是影响普通人群的一种普遍眼部疾病。它是一种影响眼表的复杂疾病,以泪膜失衡和眼部症状(如眼痛、灼热、刺激、干涩、视力模糊和异物感)为特征。DES会降低视力,增加眼部感染的风险,严重影响日常活动和生活质量。目的:确定以护理为主导的教育计划对DES管理和患者健康结果的影响,包括DES症状的强度及其对视觉相关功能的影响:研究采用准实验设计。研究采用准实验设计,通过便利抽样法选出了 60 名确诊为 DES 的成年患者。采用两种工具收集数据。工具 I:DES 诱发因素结构化访谈表。工具 II:眼表疾病指数(OSDI),用于评估与 DES 相关的眼部刺激症状及其对视力相关功能的影响:结果:实施教育计划两周后,研究组在眼部症状、与视力相关的功能、环境诱因以及 OSDI 总分方面的 OSDI 平均得分均有统计学意义的下降:结论:实施 DES 教育计划能有效缓解症状,提高患者对有效控制症状的认识,维护眼睛健康。因此,必须指导患者进行干眼症早期检测和管理,以提高健康相关结果和自我护理实践:注册:ClinicalTrials.gov:注册:ClinicalTrials.gov:NCT06288945。
Empowering vision: the impact of nursing-led educational program on patients with dry eye syndrome.
Background: Dry eye syndrome (DES) is a widespread ocular condition affecting the general population. It is a complex disorder affecting the eye surface, characterized by a tear film imbalance and ocular symptoms such as eye ache, burning, irritation, dryness, blurred vision, and foreign body sensation. DES can reduce visual acuity, increase the risk of ocular infection, and significantly impact daily activities and quality of life.
Aim: Determine the impact of nursing-led educational program on the management of DES and patients' health outcomes including the intensity of DES symptoms and their influence on visual-related functions.
Methods: The study was conducted with a quasi-experimental design. Sixty adult patients diagnosed with DES were selected using a convenience sampling method. Two tools were employed for the collection of data. Tool I: Precipitating factors of DES structured interview schedule. Tool II: Ocular surface disease index (OSDI) to assess ocular irritation symptoms associated with DES and their effect on functions related to vision.
Results: A statistically significant decrease in the mean scores of OSDI in the study group two weeks after the implementation of the educational program regarding the ocular symptoms, functions associated with vision, environmental triggers, and overall score of OSDI.
Conclusion: Implementing an educational program for DES is effective in relieving symptoms, boosting patients' understanding of managing symptoms effectively, and maintaining eye health. Therefore, patients must be instructed on dry eye early detection and management to enhance health-related outcomes and self-care practices.
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