Biography:

Dear Ms. Chin-Tsu Chu, has her She has many years of experience in the field of physical and mental sciences (15tears) and is currently a specialist nurse and a graduate student of Hongguang University. The role role is to care for patients and physical assessment of mental illness; physical and mental care in clinical practice

Abstract:

Mental health and postpartum depression in postpartum women are common health promotion and care issues for women. Because the prevalence rate of postpartum depression is about 10-20%, we explored domestic main issues through literature review, including researchers, age, theme, method, sample size, and results. There are 50 research method papers published between 2000 and 2018. By using the qualitative and quantitative methods, systematic review, article discussion and commentary from literature collection, we found that the concepts and relevance of mental health (self, society, family, culture); self-evaluation (self-esteem, self-efficacy, stress, anxiety, confidence), continuity dynamics and its mutual containment require clearer conceptual analysis and reliable, valid, simple measurement tools. Postpartum women's mental health and postpartum depression are common in the postpartum process of women's life. They need to adapt and react in this period and process from being pregnant to giving birth of newborns. Then due to physiological discomfort during pregnancy, psychological and emotional reactions, social support, they experience shocks and impacts on their body and mind. Their families and roles are also subject to many major changes and adaptations. However, pregnancy and birth are the unique vocation of women. It is undeniable often due to emotional disorders, physical and mental fatigue, lack of sleep, social support, stress perception, adaptation, parental role, quality of life, negative feeling is shown as a transitional period. If the problem of postpartum is not eased, it will cause adverse health effects, multiple role implementation, parent-child relationship and family problems. For example, including the ability to take care of children, feeling emotional problems, daily work execution ability, handling emergencies, family responsibilities, and other family and role correlations, postpartum women tend to have moderate to low levels of load which mainly caused by biological factors, psychology, society and multiple factors. It is more common in exploration in clinical practice and academic research, and the lack of specific disease prevention and health promotion. We wish to improve the suicide prevention strategy of postpartum women and explore the problem of major social phenomenon.

Keywords: postpartum women, physical and mental health, needs assessment, health prevention

Biography:

Wei-Ting Spitzer has her expertise in Health Promotion and passion in improving the Cancer Screening Program in Taiwan, such as the Colon cancer, Oral cancer、Breast cancer and Cervix cancer.

Abstract:

Breast cancer is the most common invasive cancer in women. In Taiwan, The Health Promotion Administration (HPA) provided mammogram tests for women aged 45 to 69.According the HPA annual report shows Approximately 3,800 cases of breast cancer were detected each year. The proportion of women who are recalled for further investigation after the abnormal breast cancer screening were less than 90% over these years. In order to improve cancer screening services ,this study can provides important information to medical professionals involved in case management care.

Methodology & Theoretical Orientation:

A This study employed a qualitative research design, and data were collected using purposive sampling.During Oct.2018 to Dec.,total recruit 13 participants who refuse the recalled for further investigation of positive breast cancer screening and case management of a medical center in central Taiwan. Data was collected through direct patient interview, observation and telephone interviews. The primary investigator used content analysis to categorize data.

 

Conclusion & Significance:

Analysis of experiences of women who refuse the recalled for further investigation of positive breast cancer screening revealed three main categories：(i)Negative experience of screening; (ii)Struggling with ‘going’ or ‘not going’, and(iii) Interpreting of self-attribution without following.

 The findings provides important information to medical professionals involved in case management care related to the actual living experiences of women with positive breast cancer screening conditions to achieve overall caring goals.

Key words：breast cancer、screening mammography recall 、mammogram、experiences、qualitative research

Biography:

I have expertise in evaluation  in improving the women  health and wellbeing. I have been a NP in department of gynecology and obstetrics for many years and .I obsverved that patients suffered from bladder pain syndrome problems during their critically ill days.Since symptoms distress may interfere patients’ recovery ,I am interested in exploring symptom distress and impact of life  in  women with Interstitial Cystitis

Abstract:

Interstitial cystitis is a chronic, inflammatory and progressive disease. The clinical symptoms are mainly characterized by pelvic pain and repeated recurrent non-inflammatory bladder pain. Bladder symptoms include bladder pain, pain and lower urinary tract. Symptoms such as frequent urination, nocturia, urgency, etc., are also known as bladder pain syndrome. The pathogen is unclear, which may be related to autoimmune diseases, infections, allergies, leakage of bladder epidermis and activation of giant cells. In the clinic, medical therapy is often used, which cannot be cured and repeated. Therefore, the goal of treatment can only be to relieve the symptoms. This disease easily morbid with irritable bowel disease, vulvar pain, chronic pelvic pain, endometriosis, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, etc.It produces emotional problems such as anxiety, depression, and severe impact on the quality of daily life.

This article explores the clinical characterization of interstitial cystitis disease, differential diagnosis, Pathogenic factor, medical treatment and care to help caregivers understand and care, to improve patient care quality and reduce the relapse. However, we suggest that more nursing research is needed to provide evidence-based care and guidelines in this field.

Key Word: Interstitial cystitis , Clinical Management,Nursing Care