Optimization strategies for care‑giving behaviors of family caregivers for patients with enterostomy: An evidence summary.

PLoS OneSep 10, 2026 (epub)

Yujie Liu, Yuhui Zhang, Aiping Li et al.

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This systematic review summarizes evidence on optimizing caregiving behaviors for family caregivers of patients with enterostomy. It includes 13 articles, highlighting strategies across four domains: empowerment of care knowledge, support strategies, caregiver health maintenance, and a multi-dimensional support system. The findings provide a reliable basis for developing intervention plans in clinical practice.

Key findings

  • Sixteen pieces of evidence were summarized across four domains of caregiving.
  • Strategies include structured empowerment of care knowledge and skills.
  • Support strategies for the caregiving process were identified.
  • Maintenance of caregivers' physical and mental health was emphasized.

Why it matters

Understanding effective caregiving strategies is crucial for improving the quality of care provided by family members to patients with enterostomy, ultimately enhancing patient outcomes and caregiver well-being.

Source

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