2017
DOI: 10.1111/jocn.13647
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Self‐efficacy in the context of heart transplantation – a new perspective

Abstract: The merging of the uncertainty in illness and self-efficacy theories provides an excellent framework for the provision of self-management support. In addition, focusing on a partnership between the transplant professionals and the recipient is essential because it minimises the use of a behavioural approach.

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“…19 Two studies report that patients had muscle weakness and lack of strength and energy after heart transplantation. 20,21 The low self-care agency scores of the patients may be due to severe impairment in the pre-transplant waiting period and accordingly, loss of physical strength due to inotropic drugs, ventricular support devices, and mechanical ventilation. Low self-care scores show that heart transplant patients' self-care responsibility and their health protection and development behaviors were inadequate.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…19 Two studies report that patients had muscle weakness and lack of strength and energy after heart transplantation. 20,21 The low self-care agency scores of the patients may be due to severe impairment in the pre-transplant waiting period and accordingly, loss of physical strength due to inotropic drugs, ventricular support devices, and mechanical ventilation. Low self-care scores show that heart transplant patients' self-care responsibility and their health protection and development behaviors were inadequate.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Otro aspecto a tener en cuenta es que los pacientes consideran importante ser socialmente activos. Esto lo evalúan, entre otros, por su capacidad de trabajar, viajar y reanudar las actividades de ocio como, por ejemplo, bailar 9,35 . No obstante, se debe tener en cuenta que, pese a la necesidad de tener un adecuado entorno social, algu-nos pacientes temen las reacciones de los demás porque tienen miedo de no cubrir las expectativas de familiares y amigos que piensan que el trasplante es una cura milagrosa y que todo volverá a la normalidad, así que, para no decepcionarles, en ocasiones se ven obligados a desempeñar un papel algo forzado e intentar estar a la altura de lo que ellos esperan 9,32 .…”
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“…En ocasiones, los donantes son recordados como figuras centrales en sus vidas. Los pacientes sienten gratitud hacia el donante y su familia y al mismo tiempo, pena, porque para salvar su vida, otro ser humano ha tenido que morir 11,18,22,23,35 . Algunos se sienten en conexión con el donante, incluso piensan que vive dentro de ellos.…”
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