Impact of Jacobson Relaxation on Dialysis Adequacy in ElderlyHemodialysis Patients

Background: Dialysis adequacy is one of the determining factors for survival in elderly patients. Improving the dialysis adequacy highly affects the remission and prognosis of old dialysis patients. Current study was conducted to evaluate the effects of Jacobson relaxation technique on dialysis adeq...

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Main Authors: Shirin Madadkar Dehkordi, Mehdi Basiri Moghadam
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Language:English
Published: Golestan University of Medical Sciences 2017-09-01
Series:Journal of Research Development in Nursing and Midwifery
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Online Access:http://nmj.goums.ac.ir/article-1-968-en.html
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Mehdi Basiri Moghadam
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description Background: Dialysis adequacy is one of the determining factors for survival in elderly patients. Improving the dialysis adequacy highly affects the remission and prognosis of old dialysis patients. Current study was conducted to evaluate the effects of Jacobson relaxation technique on dialysis adequacy in elderly people, who are under dialysis treatment. Methods: ods: This is a clinical trial performed on 80 hemodialysis patients in two hemodialysis centers of Gonabad and Yazd, Iran, in 2013. The patients were selected through purposive sampling method, and randomly assigned into the two groups of control (n=40) and intervention (n=40). The participants in intervention group were provided by three sessions of relaxation training, and were asked to perform the relaxation daily for six weeks, while the control group just received the routine cares. Afterwards, the adequacy of dialysis was compared between the two groups. The data was collected using the demographic information, and the dialysis adequacy was calculated by KT/V equation.  Results: A significant statistical difference was found between groups regarding the mean difference of dialysis adequacy in pre- and post-intervention (P<0.001).Besides, dialysis adequacy increased post-intervention in the case group and decreased slightly in the control group compared to pre-intervention. Conclusion: Training and performing the relaxation method lead to an  improved dialysis adequacy in elderly patients under hemodialysis.
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spelling doaj.art-ae947b4a42be4002baf6e31421c906fd2022-12-21T18:35:30ZengGolestan University of Medical SciencesJournal of Research Development in Nursing and Midwifery2588-30382017-09-011422733Impact of Jacobson Relaxation on Dialysis Adequacy in ElderlyHemodialysis PatientsShirin Madadkar Dehkordi0Mehdi Basiri Moghadam1 Department of Critical Care Nursing, Faculty Member, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Shahr-EKord University of Medical, Shahrkord, Iran MSc. Dept. of Pediatrics Nursing, Social Development & Health Promotion Research Center, Gonabad University of Medical Sciences, Gonabad, Iran Background: Dialysis adequacy is one of the determining factors for survival in elderly patients. Improving the dialysis adequacy highly affects the remission and prognosis of old dialysis patients. Current study was conducted to evaluate the effects of Jacobson relaxation technique on dialysis adequacy in elderly people, who are under dialysis treatment. Methods: ods: This is a clinical trial performed on 80 hemodialysis patients in two hemodialysis centers of Gonabad and Yazd, Iran, in 2013. The patients were selected through purposive sampling method, and randomly assigned into the two groups of control (n=40) and intervention (n=40). The participants in intervention group were provided by three sessions of relaxation training, and were asked to perform the relaxation daily for six weeks, while the control group just received the routine cares. Afterwards, the adequacy of dialysis was compared between the two groups. The data was collected using the demographic information, and the dialysis adequacy was calculated by KT/V equation.  Results: A significant statistical difference was found between groups regarding the mean difference of dialysis adequacy in pre- and post-intervention (P<0.001).Besides, dialysis adequacy increased post-intervention in the case group and decreased slightly in the control group compared to pre-intervention. Conclusion: Training and performing the relaxation method lead to an  improved dialysis adequacy in elderly patients under hemodialysis.http://nmj.goums.ac.ir/article-1-968-en.htmldialysis adequacyhemodialysisjacobson relaxationold patients
spellingShingle Shirin Madadkar Dehkordi
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Impact of Jacobson Relaxation on Dialysis Adequacy in ElderlyHemodialysis Patients
Journal of Research Development in Nursing and Midwifery
dialysis adequacy
hemodialysis
jacobson relaxation
old patients
title Impact of Jacobson Relaxation on Dialysis Adequacy in ElderlyHemodialysis Patients
title_full Impact of Jacobson Relaxation on Dialysis Adequacy in ElderlyHemodialysis Patients
title_fullStr Impact of Jacobson Relaxation on Dialysis Adequacy in ElderlyHemodialysis Patients
title_full_unstemmed Impact of Jacobson Relaxation on Dialysis Adequacy in ElderlyHemodialysis Patients
title_short Impact of Jacobson Relaxation on Dialysis Adequacy in ElderlyHemodialysis Patients
title_sort impact of jacobson relaxation on dialysis adequacy in elderlyhemodialysis patients
topic dialysis adequacy
hemodialysis
jacobson relaxation
old patients
url http://nmj.goums.ac.ir/article-1-968-en.html
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