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Treatment of a patient after Covid 19 disease in terms of pulmonary department.
 HLINOVSKÁ, Martina
This work focuses on nursing care for patients with COVID-19 on the pulmonary ward from the perspective of outpatient care. The aim of the study is to describe specific nursing care for these patients and map the interest in extended care. The study utilizes a combination of quantitative and qualitative research methods for data collection. For the quantitative part of the research, a dosing method using a non-standardized questionnaire was utilized. Three hypotheses were formulated: H1. The presence of nursing problems after recovering from COVID-19 is not related to age. H2. The presence of nursing problems after recovering from COVID-19 is not related to the need for hospitalization. H3. Patients who were hospitalized with COVID-19 have the same interest in follow-up care as patients treated on an outpatient basis. The semi-structured interview method was used for data collection in the qualitative part. Research questions were formulated: What patients require nursing care after recovering from COVID-19? What is the follow-up care for patients after recovering from COVID-19? What nursing problems occur in patients after recovering from COVID-19 during outpatient care? What are the resulting criteria for nursing problems in patients after recovering from COVID-19 during outpatient care? The results of both the quantitative and qualitative research confirmed the interest in extended care for patients recovering from COVID-19 on the pulmonary ward. The specifics of nursing care for these patients focus on promoting a healthy lifestyle, balanced nutrition, appropriate physical activity, and respiratory rehabilitation. Higher interest in extended care was found in patients who were hospitalized due to COVID-19. It was also confirmed that the presence of nursing problems in patients after recovering from COVID-19 is not related to age or the need for hospitalization. The research findings can contribute to understanding nursing care and serve as a basis for further development in this area. The conclusions of the research can be used to improve nursing practice and care planning for this specific group of patients. It is important to provide appropriate support and care for these patients in order to optimize their health and quality of life after recovering from the illness.
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