September 12, 2025BioinformationOpen Access

Effect of nurse-led interventions on dyspnea severity and psychological well-being among patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

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Experimental approach reduced dyspnea severity and enhanced psychological well-being in COPD patients, suggesting non-drug management benefits.

Significant improvements in dyspnea and psychological well-being were observed in the experimental group receiving intervention.
The nurse-led intervention included breathing exercises, physical activity, and psychological support, showing clear benefits for patients.
Control group showed no significant changes, underscoring the effectiveness of non-pharmacological approaches for COPD.
This study highlights the role of nurses in improving chronic disease outcomes through tailored interventions.

Dhakshnamoorthy et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Experimental approach reduced dyspnea severity and enhanced psychological well-being in COPD patients, suggesting non-drug management benefits.