Progress in Cardiovascular Nursing · 2003 · 12 citations · 17 references
NursingAdvanced Practice NursingMedical-surgical NursingCardiac TransplantationCardiothoracic SurgeryTransplant NursingHeart Transplant NursingHeart TransplantationPre-transplant AssessmentTransplant RejectionAdvanced Practice RolesHeart Transplant CareHeart Transplant Recipient AssessmentHeart Transplant RejectionNonadherence To Immunosuppressive TherapyPatient Compliance MonitoringPost-heart Transplant CarePost-transplant Nursing Care
Many organ transplant recipients experience organ rejection because they are noncompliant with the requirements of the health care regimen. The advanced practice nurse is in an ideal position to assess predictors of noncompliance as well as to implement interventions to enhance patient compliance. The purpose of this paper is to present a case study of a young female heart transplant recipient whose death due to organ rejection was related to noncompliance. The role of the advanced practice nurse in reducing noncompliance is identified and relevant nursing interventions are discussed.
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