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Title:
Implementing Enhanced Recovery Pathway after Surgery Protocol for Women Undergoing Cesarean Section Delivery
Authors: Afaf Mohamed Mohamed Emam(1)& Eman Mohamed Abd Elhakm(2), Nageya Ezzat Said (3)
Year: 2021
Keywords: Enhanced, recovery pathway, surgery, protocol, cesarean delivery
Journal: Egyptian Journal of Health Care
Volume: 12
Issue: 3
Pages: Not Available
Publisher: Eman Mohamed Abd Elhakm
Local/International: Local
Paper Link: Not Available
Full paper Eman Mohamed Abd-Elhakm Mohamed_paper 4.pdf
Supplementary materials Eman Mohamed Abd-Elhakm Mohamed_paper 4.pdf
Abstract:

Women experiencing cesarean section tend to have several problems, so assisting mothers in coping with and solving these problems as well as improving their practices may contribute to decreasing length of stay, reduce post operative complications and achieve early recovery. Aim: to investigate the effect of enhanced recovery pathway after surgery protocol for women undergoing cesarean section delivery. Design: A quasi-experimental design was used. Setting: The study was conducted at Obstetrics and Gynecological department of Benha University Hospital, Benha City, Egypt. Sample: Included two main samples: 1) A convenient sample of all maternity nurses (50) 2) A purposive sample of 200 women undergoing CS divided into two equal groups "100 woman were assigned to the study group who received (ERP) protocol and 100 woman were assigned to the control group who received routine postoperative care. Tools: Five tools were used 1) Self-administered questionnaire for nurses. 2) An observational checklist for nurses. 3) A structured interviewing questionnaire for the women 4) An observational checklist for the women 5) Visual Analogue Scale.

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