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Challenges in Caring for Patients with Enterocutaneous Fistulas

Exploring critical care nurses’ challenges in managing enterocutaneous fistulas reveals difficulties in nursing care and lack of resources. Collaborative multidisciplinary efforts can enhance patient management, nurse knowledge, and overall outcomes. Improved protocols are essential for quality patient care, focusing on fluid/electrolyte balance, nutrition, sepsis control, wound care, pain management, and emotional support. These efforts aim to alleviate challenges, promote healing, and reduce mortality rates.

Journal Article by Chipu MG, Kearns I and Modula MJ in Health Sci Rep

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