Renal care

Long, Clive G.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4899-3226-6_21

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“…This can produce a number of social problems, such as those listed in Figure 8.35, and both the patient and their family and friends need to adjust their lives to deal with this. Long (1989) found that almost half of the renal patients examined during a survey of lifestyle adaptation suffered some form of emotional maladjustment in coming to terms with this.…”

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Psychology: Theory and Application

Banyard¹,

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1994

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Psychology: Theory and Application

Banyard¹,

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1994

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Psychosocial recovery from adult kidney transplantation: a literature review

Wainwright

Fallon

Gould

1999

Journal of Clinical Nursing

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Kidney transplantation is the preferred treatment for patients with end-stage chronic renal disease. There appears to be no recent and extensive review of the literature on psychosocial recovery from adult kidney transplantation. This comprehensive review considers literature on six aspects of patient recovery and rehabilitation: psychiatric sequelae, functional recovery, stress and coping, the psychological impact of failed kidney transplants, quality of life (QOL), and adherence with medications. We conclude that although studies have become both more ambitious and rigorous, there is a pressing need to move away from descriptive research toward carefully designed multidisciplinary psychological intervention studies with kidney transplant patients.

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