Oral care in cancer nursing
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Auteurs : K. E. O. Öhrn ; Y. Wahlin ; P. Sjödén [Suède]Source :
- European Journal of Cancer Care [ 0961-5423 ] ; 2000-03.
Descripteurs français
- Wicri :
- topic : Soins infirmiers, Personnel infirmier, Santé publique.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Acute leukemia, Basic training, Blackwell science, Bone marrow transplantation, Cancer care, Cancer nurses, Cancer nursing, Cancer nursing table, Cancer patients, Cancer therapy, Cancer treatment, Care plans, Care protocol, Chemotherapy, Cleaning dentures, Clinical nursing, Clinical training, Complication, Cytotoxic drugs, Daily care, Demographic characteristics, Dental hygienist, Dental staff, Dentistry, Epstein gangbar, European journal, External validity, Greater extent, Haematological malignancies, Higher priority, Hospital dentistry, Hospital staff, Hygiene, Hygiene issues, Individual care plan, International journal, Large proportion, Less education, Lung cancer, Main reason, Many patients, Medical treatment, More nurses, Mouth care, National institutes, Neck cancer, Nurse, Nursing care, Nursing staff, Oncology, Oncology nurses, Oncology nursing forum, Oral, Oral assessment guide, Oral assessment tool, Oral care, Oral care routines, Oral cavity, Oral complications, Oral examination, Oral findings, Oral health status, Oral hygiene, Oral hygiene measures, Oral medicine, Oral mucosal lesions, Oral mucositis, Oral signs, Oral status, Oral surgery, Pain relief, Patient integrity, Present study, Preventive recommendations, Professional nurse, Public health, Regional hospital, Saliva substitutes, Subjective norms, University hospital, Visual analogue scale, Wahlin matsson, Weeks fiske, Years years.
- Teeft :
- Acute leukemia, Basic training, Blackwell science, Bone marrow transplantation, Cancer care, Cancer nurses, Cancer nursing, Cancer nursing table, Cancer patients, Cancer therapy, Cancer treatment, Care plans, Care protocol, Chemotherapy, Cleaning dentures, Clinical nursing, Clinical training, Complication, Cytotoxic drugs, Daily care, Demographic characteristics, Dental hygienist, Dental staff, Dentistry, Epstein gangbar, European journal, External validity, Greater extent, Haematological malignancies, Higher priority, Hospital dentistry, Hospital staff, Hygiene, Hygiene issues, Individual care plan, International journal, Large proportion, Less education, Lung cancer, Main reason, Many patients, Medical treatment, More nurses, Mouth care, National institutes, Neck cancer, Nurse, Nursing care, Nursing staff, Oncology, Oncology nurses, Oncology nursing forum, Oral, Oral assessment guide, Oral assessment tool, Oral care, Oral care routines, Oral cavity, Oral complications, Oral examination, Oral findings, Oral health status, Oral hygiene, Oral hygiene measures, Oral medicine, Oral mucosal lesions, Oral mucositis, Oral signs, Oral status, Oral surgery, Pain relief, Patient integrity, Present study, Preventive recommendations, Professional nurse, Public health, Regional hospital, Saliva substitutes, Subjective norms, University hospital, Visual analogue scale, Wahlin matsson, Weeks fiske, Years years.
Abstract
The present study describes the perception of education, self‐rated knowledge and attitudes towards oral care, performed oral care and co‐operation with dentistry among nurses and enrolled nurses in charge of patients with haematological malignancies, lung cancer and head and neck cancer. A total of 137 nurses and enrolled nurses participated in a semi‐structured interview based on a 43‐item questionnaire. Nurses had less education in oral care and rated their knowledge on oral care lower than did enrolled nurses. Both groups reported a need for continuing education. Knowledge in oral care was rated to be poorest concern‐ing oral status, oral signs and symptoms and fluorides. Nurses gave out information on oral complications and instruction in oral hygiene to a greater extent and examined the oral cavity more often than did enrolled nurses. A total of 18% felt uncomfortable in discussing oral hygiene with the patients and 45% objected to examining the oral cavity and stated patient integrity as the main reason. A majority reported that they received sufficient help from dentistry. There is a need for continuing education in oral care among nurses and enrolled nurses, which must be a responsibility of and in co‐operation with dentistry.
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DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2354.2000.00185.x
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