Publications by authors named "B Pazar"

Article Synopsis
  • Mechanical ventilation is crucial in cardiac surgery ICUs for managing patients post-surgery, and the study aimed to develop and validate a scale to assess adherence to this treatment.
  • The research involved 222 patients and included interviews with nurses and expert feedback to create and refine a 36-item scale focused on mechanical ventilator compliance.
  • Results showed the scale is both reliable and valid, making it a useful tool for nurses in monitoring how well patients follow prescribed ventilation protocols in cardiac ICUs.*
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Purpose: Over the last two decades, the use of robotic surgery in cardiac procedures has become increasingly prevalent. Typically, assessments of patient outcomes for robot-assisted surgery concentrate on patient morbidity and mortality, surgical complications, and length of hospital stay. However, there is limited research on patients' perceptions of robot-assisted surgery.

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Purpose: Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendations (SBAR) is recommended as a standardized model to improve communication between health professionals and increase patient safety. Correct use of the SBAR model reduces communication errors, facilitates rapid decision-making, and increases patient safety. Therefore, effective use of the SBAR model among health care professionals contributes to safer patients.

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It is necessary and important for quality of care to ensure the comfort of patients during the procedure, as well as before and after surgery. According to literature, it is necessary to know what patients experience and how they perceive the care they receive. This study aimed to investigate the quality of care perceived by patients during cystoscopy and the factors affecting it.

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Global fluctuation dispersion (FDglobal), a spatial-temporal metric derived from serial images of the pulmonary perfusion obtained with MRI-arterial spin labeling, describes temporal fluctuations in the spatial distribution of perfusion. In healthy subjects, FDglobal is increased by hyperoxia, hypoxia, and inhaled nitric oxide. We evaluated patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH, 4F, aged 47 ± 15, mean pulmonary artery pressure 48 ± 7 mmHg) and healthy controls (CON, 7F, aged 47 ± 12) to test the hypothesis that FDglobal is increased in PAH.

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