| Burch J, Fecher-Jones I, Balfour A, Fitt I, Carter F. 2017(2)
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- 89 nurses - Descriptive and qualitative |
To identify the role of ERAS® nurse. |
Specialists and/or senior nurses are the most suitable for the ERAS® nurse position due to their extra expertise. |
| Brown D, Xhaja A. 2018(3)
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- Opinion article |
To explore the role of nursing in the implementation of the ERAS® program. |
The nursing team leadership and coordination are essential to the dissemination of new practices and cultural changes. |
| Burch J, Taylor J. 2012(5)
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- 100 patients undergoing colorectal surgery - Prospective and comparative |
To understand the monitoring and recovery process of patients undergoing colorectal surgery in the ERAS® program |
The patient monitoring is carried out through follow-up, allowing support and questions explanations related to the recovery process. |
| Brady KM, Keller DS, Delaney CP. 2015(7)
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- 18 audited processes from 2013 and 15 audited processes from six months later - Retrospective and Comparative |
To identify the nursing care integrated into the program along the perioperative period. |
The preoperative nursing care is directed at the patient and family through instructions. In the hospital admission the fasting is minimum and the colic preparation is habitually discontinued. In the intraoperative period, there must be a confirmation of the clinical information, a assurement of the thromboembolism prophylaxis and antibiotherapy, and temperature monitoring. In the postoperative, the nurses have more autonomy to remove the devices and in fluid therapy and analgesia management. |
| Mitchell M. 2011(8)
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- Opinion article |
To describe the program approach and identify aspects related to nursing practices. |
We highlight the instruction to the patient and family with an emphasis on psychosocial aspects and the establishment of contact between the hospital and community contexts as part of the nursing intervention. |
| Ruel MC, Lapierre A, Côté J, Arbour C. 2019(9)
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- 1 patient undergoing colorectal surgery - Clinical case |
To understand what are the practices of nursing care involved in physiological stress decrease, comfort promotion, and advanced recovery of the patient in the program. |
Preoperative care: instruction and optimization, physiological stress decrease (minimum preoperative fasting, hipercaloric drinks ingestion, selective colic preparation). Intraoperative care: minimally invasive approach, normothermia and normovolemia application. Postoperative care: precocious feeding and mobilization, pain-management with multimodal analgesia. |
| Burch J, Slater R. 2012(10)
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- Opinion article |
To describe the concept of advanced recovery after surgery and its benefits to ostomy patients. |
Apart from the preoperative appointment, the importance of the stomoterapy nurse care in the physical and psychological preparations of the patient stands out, as well as their effective recovery plan. |
| Aasa A, Hovbäck M, Berterö CM. 2013(12)
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- 12 patients undergoing colorectal surgery - Structure interview |
To identify and describe the importance of nursing care in the preoperative period according to the ERAS® program. |
In the ERAS® program, pre-surgery nursing care focuses on patient empowerment and in the establishment of a collaborative care in order to identify the individual necessities in time and essential support for the post-surgery optimization. |
| Forsmo HM, Erichsen C, Rasdal A, Tvinnereim JM, Körner H, Pfeffer F. 2018(13)
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- 80 patients targeted to structured instruction and 84 to traditional instruction. - Randomized controlled |
To assess the impact of perioperative instruction in post-surgery recovery in groups of patients. |
The patients who received detailed information in the pre and postoperative had a more positive behavior during the recovery period due to their understanding of the purposes of the care, resulting in a short period hospitalization compared to the other group. |
| Burton J, Allison J, Smart N, Francis N. 2011(14)
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- 240 patients undergoing colorectal surgery - Descriptive and Quantitative |
To describe what is the impact of the ERAS® program in the care of ostomized patient after elective surgery. |
There was a positive impact in the hospitalization period of ostomized patients as an effect of the nursing care in pre and postoperative regarding instruction, training in ostomy management, and because of the effective and motivational communication. |
| Bernard H, Foss M. 2014(15) |
- 4 patients undergoing colorectal surgery - Semi-structured interview |
To analyze the means of communication between hospital and community context. |
Patients recognized as reassuring the following nursing interventions: instructing, scheduling follow-up, providing phone contact, and adequate referencing to the primary healthcare. |
| Hübner M, Addor V, Slieker J, Griesser AC, Lecureux E, Blanc C, Demartines N. 2015(16)
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- 50 patients undergoing colorectal surgery before the program, 69 during the implantation, and 148 after - Cohort Retrospective |
To observe and measure the nurse’s workload before, during, and after the ERAS® program in colorectal surgery started. |
With the implementation of the program, Nurses directed their interventions to instruct and empower patients, reflecting a decrease in the workload of nursing. |
| Burch J. 2009(17)
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- Opinion article |
To discuss advanced recovery principles and the workload of nurses from the community. |
The nursing care associated with the ERAS® program enables patients to return home earlier with more autonomy and reduces the workload of nurses from the community. |
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