The attending nurse and educator in a renal transplant unit: a challenge
Abstract
This is a descriptive retrospective study, literature review, exploratory and related to the welfare assistance and educational role of the nurse in renal transplantation.The study intends to do a survey on the subject, to discuss the importance of the orientations of the nursery personnel during the preoperative and postoperative renal transplantation period and to survey the main orientations of nursing in a renal transplant unit found in the consulted literature.
There is a very significant concern on the part of nursing to keep the well care of the transplanted kidney patients within and outside the hospital. The guidelines tackle from the most complex to the easiest issues, which is extremely important during the pre and post-transplant period in an attempt to achieve success of the actions.
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