<p class="jove_content">This prospective cohort study found that intimate partner violence was associated with poorer psychological adaptation, persistently elevated cortisol, reduced early stoma perfusion, lower nursing adherence, and more postoperative complications among women with enterostomies. Early screening and tailored cross-departmental support may improve recovery and quality of life.</p>

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Impact of Intimate Partner Violence on Postoperative Psychological Adaptation and Nursing Outcomes in Female Enterostomy Patients: A Cohort Study

To assess the impact of intimate partner violence (IPV) on postoperative psychological adaptation and nursing outcomes in female patients with enterostomy ...

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