YANG Wei-lin, China | A study on the intervention of nursing program integrated with rapid rehabilitation in perioperative patients with brain tumors, 2020 | To study the effect of nursing program integrated with the concept of rapid rehabilitation on perioperative patients with brain tumors. | RCT | 100 underwent surgery patients(50:50) | The control group's nursing plan was routine nursing and the observation group made a nursing plan with the concept of rapid rehabilitation. | ・QOL ・Complications | ・Nursing intervention based on the concept of rapid rehabilitation in perioperative patients with brain tumors is of positive significance for optimizing surgical indicators, reducing complications and improving quality of life. |
Hojan K & Gerreth K, Poland | Can Multidisciplinary Inpatient and Outpatient Rehabilitation Provide Sufficient Prevention of Disability in Patients with a Brain Tumor?-A Case-Series Report of Two Programs and A Prospective, Observational Clinical Trial, 2020 | To evaluate the effectiveness of a multidisciplinary rehabilitation, carried out as an out- or in-patient program, as prevention of disability in BT patients. | Prospective, observational clinical study | Brain tumor patients who were allocated to inpatient (n = 28) or outpatient (n = 26) | Inpatients engaged in individual physical exercises for 150 minutes per day, six days a week, along with one hour of individual occupational therapy, neuropsychological therapy, and speech therapy for five days a week. Outpatients received exercise training for 120 minutes per day, five days a week, and had access to consultations with a psychologist, a social worker, and an occupational therapist. | ・QOL ・Physical Function ・Cognitive Function | ・The 12-week rehabilitation which started early after BT treatment as an inpatient or outpatient program had a positive role in improving functions in BT patients in all aspects of their functioning in terms of physical function, subjective neurocognition, and QoL. ・Comprehensive rehabilitation treatment to be implemented as soon as possible once oncological therapy is completed, for the purpose of preventing disabilities in this group of cancer patient. |
Piil K et al., Denmark | Controlled rehabilitative and supportive care intervention trials in patients with high-grade gliomas and their caregivers: a systematic review, 2016 | To give a detailed overview of non-pharmacological rehabilitative and supportive care interventions for patients with high-grade gliomas and/or their caregivers, and provide an appraisal of the methodological quality of these studies. | Systematic review | 9 articles | Non-pharmacological rehabilitative and supportive care | ・Physical Function ・Cognitive Function ・Psychological issues | ・Cognitive group therapy improves memory skills in patients with high-grade gliomas, early physical training improves functional outcome and massage therapy reduces stress. ・Telephone follow-up and a specialisA5:P5t nurse function was an effective and useful way to achieve information and support. |
ZHANG Juan et al., China | Effects of different swallowing training methods on postoperative dysphagia of patients with tumors in cerebellopontine angle region, 2020 | To probe into nursing effects of different .swallowing training methods on postoperative dysphagia of patients with tumors in cerebellopontine angle region. | RCT | 60 dysphagia patients | Motor imagery training is imagine training while relaxing, and task-oriented training is programs tailored to patient challenges. | ・Swallowing Function ・Complications | ・Nurses guide patients through explanations and instructions so that they can actively participate in rehabilitation, aiming for the functions necessary in real life. ・Comprehensive interventions that combine and coordinate rehabilitation are effective. |
Nordentoft S et al., Denmark | Evaluation of a multimodal rehabilitative palliative care programme for patients with high- grade glioma and their family caregivers, 2022 | To explore patient and caregiver experiences and evaluate the relevance of and satisfaction with a multimodal rehabilitative palliative care programme for patients diagnosed with a high-grade glioma and their family caregivers. | Longitudinal multimethods study | 17 high grade glioma patients and 16 their family caregiver | REHPA-HGG programme offered participants new knowledge, counselling, physical training, and peer interactions. | ・Program questionnaire | ・Nurse was evaluated positively because she could establish personal relationships with family caregivers and provide ongoing personalised support. ・Intervention with nurses as a resource for family care |
Al-Maqbali MA, Ireland | Glioblastoma multiforme in adults and the role of the advanced nurse practitioner, 2013 | To explore a systematic approach to physical and psychosocial assessment through a description of the diagnosis, treatment and symptom management of glioblastoma multiforme. | Review | 86 articles | - | - | ・Nurses has a significant role in meeting the complex long-term needs of people with glioma. ・The key aspects of supportive care are communication, information, psychological and social support, and rehabilitation services. ・Many researchers have emphasised the importance of a multidisciplinary team approach, and nueses can play a key part in communicating with patients to identify their needs and refer them to specialists. |
McCarty S et al., USA | Health-Related Quality of Life and Cancer-Related Symptoms During Interdisciplinary Outpatient Rehabilitation for Malignant Brain Tumor, 2017 | To determine the relationships between functional outcomes, clinical symptoms, and health-related quality of life among patients with malignant brain tumors receivimg interdisciplinary outpatient rehabilitation. | A nonrandomized, prospective, longitudinal study | 49 adults with malignant brain tumors | A patient participated based on own needs in at least two of the three disciplines of therapy (PT, OT, and SLP), generallyfrom 2 half days per wk (3 hrs/d) to 5 full days per wk (6 hrs/d). | ・QOL ・Physical issues ・Psychological issues | ・Interdisciplinary rehabilitation performed by a multidisciplinary team including nurses can prevent a decline in patients' QOL and worsening of pain and depression. |
Bartolo M et al., Italia | Improving neuro-oncological patients care: basic and practical concepts for nurse specialist in neuro-rehabilitation, 2012 | To identify the standard competencies for neurorehabilitation nurses that could be taught by means of a specialization course. | Review and multi-choices questions while a semi-structured interview | 147 articles | As educational method a structured course based on lectures and practical sessions | ・Program questionnaire | ・Standard competencies of the neurorehabilitation nurses: clinical, technical, methodological, organisational and legal. ・the development of rehabilitation depends on the improvement of scientific and practical knowledge of health care professionals, and this structured training course could be incorporated into undergraduate nursing education programmes and also be inserted into continuing education programmes for graduate nurses. |
Khan F et al., Australia | Multidisciplinary rehabilitation after primary brain tumour treatment, 2013 | To assess the effectiveness of multidisciplinary rehabilitation in adults after primary brain tumour treatment, especially the types of approaches that are effective (settings, intensity) and the outcomes that are affected. | Systematic review | 1 articles | multidisciplinary rehabilitation is defined as any intervention delivered by two or more disciplines in conjunction with medical input to maximise activity and participation, | ・QOL ・Physical Function ・Physical issues ・Psychological issues ・Social issues ・Program questionnaire | ・higher intensity ambulatory multidisciplinary rehabilitation reduces short- and long term disability(continence, mobility and locomotion, cognition) in people with brain tumour compared with standard outpatient care. ・multidisciplinary approach provides patients with skills needed to manage their own care. It prioritises patient-centred care and focuses on a person's function and disability, using a goal-based. |
Armenteros Borrell M et al. | Nursing research on the rehabilitation of neurological and neurosurgical patients, 1994 | To highlight the role of nurses in the rehabilitation of brain tumor patients. | Review | 6 articles | - | - | ・Nurses begin rehabilitation as a process of the patient's illness experience that begins immediately after diagnosis. ・Because decreased physical function is likely to inhibit psychological adaptation, nurses should be present to give the impression that they are interested in the patient and help the patient set goals for his or her future. to support you. |
Andrejeva J & Volkova OV, Russia | Physical and Psychological Rehabilitation of Patients with Intracranial Glioma, 2018 | To highlights the role of physical and psychological rehabilitation int the treatment of patients with intracranial glioma. | Review | 75 articles | - | - | ・Nurses is setting appropriate therapeutic goals with team. ・Engage so as not to withhold or delay efforts in the hope of a spontaneous recovery of sensation. ・Pain involves a prominent psychological component and approach social consequences,effective management requires multidisciplinary, include nurse. |
Weyer-Jamora C et al., USA | Postacute Cognitive Rehabilitation for Adult Brain Tumor Patients, 2021 | To review cognitive rehabilitation prinsiples, disscuss the evidence for cognitive rehabilitation, and provide guidance reganding the referral process. | Review | 67 articles | - | - | ・Cognitive rehabilitation is approached in (1)Acquisition, (2)Application, (3)Adaptation stages using the Triple A model. ・Acute and post-acute cognitive rehabilitation is effective in restoring patients' cognitive functions related to attention, language, and executive function. ・Congnitive rehabilitation based on learning mechanisms synergizes with spontaneous and intervention-based recovery. ・Screening to consistently assess patients and subsequent intervention by multidisciplinary is effective. ・Methodological concerns, low rates of systematic cognitive screening, lack of awareness of cognitive rehabilitation in the brain tumor population, and rehabilitation provider scaricity remain barriers to care. |
Pieczyńska A et al., Poland | Predictors of functional outcomes in adults with brain tumor undergoing rehabilitation treatment: a systematic review, 2022 | To identify predictors of effective rehabilitation in aspects of physical functioning of BT patients. | Systematic review | 21 articles | Rehabilitation aimed at improving physical function. | ・QOL ・Physical Function | ・Type of rehabilitation is home exercise program, proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation(PNF) and Bobath method, and exercise program involved training the range of motion in the joints, strength training, imprving balance and coordination, gait training, arrobic, and endurance training. ・The effectiveness of rehabilitation in improving physical fitness and coping with activities of daily living was confirmed. ・Rehabilitation of patients with BT can be multidisciplinary. |
Spina S et al., Italia | Rehabilitation interventions for glioma patients: a mini-review, 2023 | To classify and map rehabilitation interventions used to treat multiple disabling sequalae in individuals affected by glioma. | Review | 13 articles | - | - | ・This program featured to ensure adherence, such as allowing patients to exercise at home and providing regular guidance. ・Rehabilitation protocols typically include physical, occupational, psychological support, and cognitive therapies, and the timing of the rehabilitation can vary. The interventions included inpatient, outpatient, and home-based rehabilitation, with varying exercises and therapy components. |
Vargo M et al., Sweden | Rehabilitation of patients with glioma, 2016 | To delineate the long-term effects of rehabilitation interventions, and exploring impact of rehabilitation interventions on caregiver burden. | Review | 160 article | - | - | ・Nurses help to prevent complications that arise due to functional impairment and to maximize the effects of rehabilitation. ・Telephone support by nurses is highly valued by patients and families, and is also associated with rehabilitation effectiveness. The components were accessibility, positive information, and dedication. |
Kirshblum S et al., USA | Rehabilitation of persons with central nervous system tumors, 2001 | To review some of the basic aspects of rehabilitation for brain patients. | Review | 58 articles | - | - | ・Comprehensive rehabilitation can contribute to preventing complications, maximizing function, and improving quality of life for patients. ・The nurse assesses the patient's level of independence and the nurse can use compensatory techniques to reinforce accordingly. |
Sierpowska J et al., Netherland | The Aftercare Survey: Assessment and intervention practices after brain tumor surgery in Europe, 2022 | To describe representative (neuro) psychological practices implemented after brain surgery in Europe. | An online survey | 38 European centers completed the survey. | - | - | ・Nearly half of the respondents offer support programs to caregivers, and all teams recommend them. Treatments differed between those offered to individuals with low-grade glioma vs those with high-grade glioma. |
Zwinkels H, Netherland | The developing role of the neuro-oncology nurse: a Dutch perspective, 2008 | To describes the role of specialist nurses in care, cure and research for patients with brain tumours | Review | 12 articles | - | - | ・Daily activities of the specialist nurse is to discuss and advise on clinical and psychosocial matters. ・Nurses discusses treatment, its side eggects and how the treatment will be evaluated with the patients. ・Nurses support patients with patient education, symptom management, and follow-up. |
Roberts PS et al., USA | The impact of inpatient rehabilitation on function and survival of newly diagnosed patients with glioblastoma, 2014 | To examine the impact of an inpatient rehabilitation program on functional improvement and survival among patients with newly diagnosed glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) who underwent surgical resection of the brain tumor. | Retrospectively cohort | 412 glioma patients | Inpatient Rehabilitation Program: in a minimum of 3 hours of therapy 5 of 7 days per week, and 3 hours of therapy, and some screening. | ・Physical Function ・Complications | ・Patients newly diagnosed with GBM who received inpatient rehabilitation demonstrated improvements in functional status from admission to discharge, with the highest gain observed in mobility. |