•what are the subjective barrier for Patient’s not to compliance with the use of SCD
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How can culture influence patients on how nurses will approach them to be compliance with the use of SCD.
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• How can Staff resistant to change affect the implementation of the use of SCD.
1. The subjective barrier for patients not to compliant with the use of SCD are :-
- increased pressure
- pain
- cardiac failure
- edema secondary to CHF
- DVT
- Significant PAD
2. In some of the culture use of SCD is prohibited . Nursing care provided adherent to patients culture will help them to implement their care .
3. Staff resistant to change will affect the implementation of SCD because it will hinder the benefits from the usage of SCD .
•what are the subjective barrier for Patient’s not to compliance with the use of SCD •...
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