Early Mobilization Increases Wound Healing On Post Laparatomy Patients

Abstract

Introduction: post laparatomy is a care providen to patients to reduce complication and to speed wound healing. Early mobilization is a pant of post laparatomy care aims to accelerate the process of wound healing. objective : To systematically review the effect of early mobilization on wound healing in post laparatomy patients. Method: The literature search was done througl CINAHL, Scientdirect, Pubmed, Google Scholar dan MEDLINE, Portal Garuda, from 2008 to 2018 in English and Indonesian using keywords: early mobilization, wound healing, laparotomy surgery. A total of 128 articles have been identified but after the selection process, the criteria only 8 articles.The inclusion criteria of this review are, quasi experimental studies, adult patients as samples, post laparatomy patients; while the exclusion criteria are patients with diabetic disease. Results: Early mobilization the affect on wound healing in post laparotomy patients Conclusion : Early mobilization the affect wound healing in post Laparatomi patients. Early mobilization is done in patients 2 hours, 6 hours, or 8 hours after surgery. this becomes a consideration when the right and safe time for early mobilization.