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9780867206913

Bone Marrow Transplantation

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    9780867206913

  • ISBN10:

    0867206918

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1995-03-01
  • Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Learning

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Summary

The most up-to-date, comprehensive reference available in the bone marrow field. Utilizing the experience of more than twenty oncology nurses, it addresses current challenges: to influence both ethical and administrative problem solving, to help lower costs, to improve patients' understanding of problems and risks, and to participate in decision making for research studies. This text prepares nurses for an even larger role in the continuing application of marrow transplantation.

Table of Contents

Foreword xv
Preface xvii
Contributors xix
PART I Administrative Strategies 1(168)
Bone Marrow Transplantation Nursing: Into the Twenty-first Century
3(16)
Marie Bakitas Whedon
Introduction
3(1)
Historical Perspectives
3(5)
Overview of Transplant Science
8(4)
The Future of BMT
12(3)
References
15(4)
Administrative Issues of an Ambulatory Care Setting
19(20)
Patricia Corcoran Buchsel
Introduction
19(1)
Historical Perspective
19(1)
Planning an Ambulatory BMT Unit
20(4)
Ambulatory Care Services
24(7)
Nursing Administration
31(4)
Costs of Ambulatory Care
35(1)
Peripheral Stem Cell Transplantation
35(1)
Research
36(1)
Future Trends
37(1)
Conclusion
37(1)
References
37(2)
Administrative Issues of an Inpatient BMT Unit
39(30)
Linda R. Campbell
Mary Catherine Foody
Introduction
39(1)
Strategic Planning
39(2)
Financial Considerations
41(2)
Resource Utilization
43(6)
Environmental Issues
49(2)
The Inpatient BMT Nursing Staff
51(5)
Model for BMT Care: Nursing Care Delivery
56(11)
Conclusion
67(1)
References
68(1)
Intensive Care Management of the BMT Patient: Administrative and Clinical Issues
69(26)
Terry Wikle Shapiro
Introduction
69(1)
Issues in Planning Care
69(2)
Caring for the Critically Ill Patient on the Unit
71(1)
Caring for the Critically Ill BMT Patient in the ICU
72(1)
The Critically Ill Patient
73(7)
Design Considerations
80(2)
Issues in Transferring Critically Ill BMT Patients to the ICU
82(1)
Clinical Issues
82(10)
Conclusion
92(1)
References
93(2)
Administrative Issues of the Pediatric BMT Unit
95(18)
Linda Abramovitz
Vicki Link
Introduction
95(1)
Planning the Pediatric Unit
95(8)
Education
103(3)
Nursing
106(5)
Conclusion
111(1)
References
111(2)
Food and Nutrition Services for the BMT Patient
113(24)
Jean Marie Stern
Polly Lenssen
Introduction
113(1)
The Impact of Eating Problems on Foodservice Design
113(2)
Foodservice Administration and Staffing
115(1)
The Low-Microbial Diet
115(2)
Monitoring Nutrient Intake
117(2)
Foodservice Safety and Equipment Standards
119(1)
Issues and Concerns in Establishing a BMT Foodservice
119(3)
Acute Care Nutrition Services
122(6)
Ambulatory Care Nutrition Services
128(4)
The Discharge Process and Long-term Follow-up
132(1)
Operations and Monitoring Systems
133(2)
Conclusion
135(1)
References
135(2)
Pharmaceutical Services for a BMT Program
137(16)
Valorie J. Wilkins
Introduction
137(1)
Planning
137(5)
Contingency Planning and Expectations
142(3)
Evaluation and Control
145(5)
Conclusion
150(1)
References
151(2)
Discharge Planning for the BMT Unit
153(16)
Deborah Chielens
Introduction
153(1)
Historical Perspective
153(1)
Discharge Criteria
154(1)
Patient Education
154(6)
The Caregiver Role
160(1)
The Difficult Patient
161(1)
Communication
162(1)
Future Trends
162(1)
Conclusion
162(6)
References
168(1)
PART II Clinical Considerations 169(182)
Pretransplant Care
171(16)
Carrie Malmberg
Michael W. Wilson
Introduction
171(2)
Referral to the Center
173(1)
Preparation for Transplantation
173(5)
Pretransplant Evaluation and Preparation of the Allogeneic Patient and Bone Marrow Donor
178(3)
Pretransplant Evaluation and Preparation of the Autologous Patient
181(1)
Pretransplant Evaluation and Preparation of the Platelet Donor
182(1)
Hospital Admission
183(1)
Consolidation of Services and Nursing's Role
184(1)
Conclusion
184(1)
References
185(2)
Peripheral Stem Cell Transplantation: Past, Present, and Future
187(26)
Cynthia R. King
Introduction
187(1)
Overview
188(4)
History of PSCT
192(1)
Transplant Process
193(11)
Pediatric PSCT
204(1)
Costs
205(1)
Outcomes
206(1)
Future Directions
206(2)
Conclusion
208(1)
References
208(5)
Pain Management
213(44)
F. Peter Buckley
Karen L. Syrjala
Introduction
213(1)
What Do We Mean by Pain?
213(1)
Anatomy, Physiology, and Pharmacology of Nociception
213(3)
Patient Pain and Suffering
216(3)
Evaluation of Pain
219(1)
Pain Diagnostics and Therapy Selection
220(1)
Treating the Patient
221(1)
Nonpharmacologic Techniques
221(5)
Nonopioid Analgesics
226(3)
Tricyclic Antidepressants
229(2)
Opioids
231(15)
Invasive Analgesic Techniques
246(1)
Clinical Pain Management for the BMT Patient
246(4)
Analgesia/Sedation for Painful and Unpleasant Procedures
250(2)
Medication Weaning
252(1)
Conclusion
253(1)
References
254(2)
Bibliography
256(1)
Oral Medicine Concerns of the BMT Patient
257(26)
Michele E. Lloid
Introduction
257(1)
Overview
257(1)
Clinical Assesment
258(1)
Routine Oral Care
258(1)
The Four Stages of BMT
259(16)
Conclusion
275(1)
References
276(7)
Meeting the Psychological Needs of Recipients and Families
283(20)
Karen Syrjala
Introduction
283(1)
Meeting Psychosocial Needs
284(7)
Administration of Services
291(6)
Breaking Down Barriers with Nurses
297(2)
Conclusion
299(1)
References
299(4)
Home Care of the BMT Recipient
303(20)
Lisa Schulmeister
Introduction
303(1)
Developments in Home Care
303(1)
Implementing Home Care Programs
304(8)
Administrative Issues
312(3)
Clinical Issues
315(4)
Conclusion
319(1)
References
320(3)
Long-Term Complications of BMT
323(28)
Susan Randolph
Ellen Leum
Patricia Buchsel
Introduction
323(1)
Chronic Graft-versus-Host Disease
323(10)
Neurological Complications
333(1)
Late Infectious Complications
333(2)
Ophthalmologic Complications
335(1)
Urologic Complications
335(1)
Oral/Dental Complications
336(1)
Pulmonary Complications
337(2)
Graft Failure and Marrow Dysfunction
339(2)
Endocrine Dysfunction
341(2)
Aseptic Necrosis of the Bone
343(1)
Secondary Malignancies
343(1)
Beyond BMT
344(2)
Conclusion
346(1)
References
347(4)
PART III Related Issues 351(112)
Strategies for Education of the BMT Patient
353(12)
Patricia F. Jassak
Nancy L. Porter
Introduction
353(1)
The Process
354(1)
Factors Affecting Education
354(1)
Transplant Process Education
355(3)
Approaches to Patient Education
358(4)
Conclusion
362(1)
References
362(3)
Nursing Research
365(38)
Mel R. Haberman
Introduction
365(1)
Developing a Testable Research Question
365(2)
Levels of Research Inquiry
367(1)
Characteristics of a Research Problem
368(1)
Background for the Study and Literature Review
368(1)
Developing a Conceptual Framework
369(1)
Research Design: Qualitative and Quantitative
370(12)
Factors That Jeopardize Validity
382(3)
Optimizing Experimental Research Designs
385(2)
Statistical Analysis Plan
387(2)
Optimizing Study Design Integrity
389(2)
State-of-the-Science of BMT Nursing
391(5)
Conclusion
396(1)
References
397(6)
The Role of Computers
403(24)
Valerie Coxon
Introduction
403(1)
Computers Today
403(2)
Health-Care Software
405(1)
Nursing Software
406(5)
Patient-Operated Computers: A Growing Concept
411(5)
Uses of the Computer by the BMT Patient
416(4)
Practical Issues in the Use of Bedside Computers
420(3)
The Future
423(1)
Conclusion
424(1)
References
424(3)
Cost Issues for BMT
427(16)
Carol M. Moinpour
Michael K. Chapko
Keith M. Sullivan
Sally Kirk
Introduction
427(1)
Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
428(6)
Collecting Marrow Transplant Charges: Issues and Problems
434(4)
Conclusion
438(2)
References
440(3)
Centers of Excellence for Marrow Transplantation
443(20)
Janet P. Nelson
Introduction
443(1)
Cost-Containment Practices of Insurance Companies
444(1)
Centers of Excellence and BMT
445(4)
The Changing Role of Physicians in Managed Care
449(1)
Risk Sharing
450(2)
The Cost of BMT
452(1)
Internal-Provider Management of COE Contracts
453(6)
Cost Reduction Issues
459(2)
Conclusion
461(1)
References
461(2)
Appendix A List of Abbreviations 463(6)
Appendix B PBSC Equipment Suppliers 469(4)
Appendix C Discharge Care Pathways 473(16)
Index 489

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