부산대학교 도서관

This article discusses the nursing experience of using post-acute care for a living alone 70 years old second stroke patient with left hemiplegia and anxiety. The care period was from March 3 to April 2, 2018, The author used Gordon’s health function to collection and analysis information by the observation, evaluation, interviews, and of medical records than identified the patient care problems including physical activity dysfunction, lack of self-care ability and anxiety. In addition to providing the post-acute care three times of day high-intensity rehabilitation to reduce physical activity disorders, thereby improving self-care ability, improving anxiety about fear of being abandoned and disability, referral to discharge preparation. The service team using long term care and physical banking resources to help patients get continuous care after discharge, promote limb function, improve of life quality and complications. We share the experience for taking care of this patients in the future. We hope this nursing experience could benefit post-acute care of long term care resource, up to standard seamless integration.