Comprehensive Rehabilitation Nursing

Martín, Nancy; Holt, Nancye B.; Hicks, Diana; Alfano, Genrose J.

doi:10.1097/00000446-198110000-00063

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“…Rehabilitation Principle 6: Rehabilitation is possible only i f the individual and society consider it of value. Some ancient societies "helped" their seriously ill members to die, believing that if permitted to survive, these individuals would be intolerable burdens on the society as a whole (Martin, Holt, and Hicks, 1981).…”

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Oncology Rehabilitation

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Oncology Rehabilitation

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“…Many bowel management regimens are based on trial and error, tradition, or an individual nurse's experience. While many journal articles and texts describe appropriate bowel care management (Buchanan & Nawoczenski, 1987;Emerick, 1979;Martin, Holt, & Hicks, 1981;Zedjlik, 1992), the lack of published research literature prevents the use of scientifically validated interventions for these patients. Only one research article about Therevac SB (Brier & Benedict, 1986) -a 4-cc "mini-enema'' manufactured by Jones Medical Industries, Inc. (St. Louis, MO)-could be found in the literature.…”

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