MANAJEMEN HALUSINASI PADA NY.S DENGAN DIAGNOSA KEPERAWATAN HALUSINASI PENDENGARAN DI UPT. REHABILITASI SOSIAL BINA LARAS PASURUAN

Background : Hallucinations must be the focus of attention of the health team because if hallucinations are not handled properly they can pose a risk to the safety of the client, other people and the surrounding environment. This condition may occur because the hallucinations that clients hear often contain orders to harm themselves and others. Implementation strategies for patients with hallucinations include activities to recognize hallucinations, teach patients to rebuke hallucinations, chat with other people when hallucinations appear, as well as carrying out scheduled activities to prevent hallucinations, taking medication regularly. Mrs. S is a patient with auditory hallucinations who is currently being treated at UPT Rehabilitation Bina Laras Pasuruan. The patient has been treated since 2002, where the patient has been at the Bina Laras Pasuruan Rehabilitation UPT for 22 years. This study aims to identify the effectiveness of hallucination management in Mrs. S patients with a nursing diagnosis of hallucinations.
Method : This research is a case study research. The research subject was Mrs. S, 53 years old, diagnosed with auditory hallucinations. This research was conducted at the UPT Social Rehabilitation Bina Laras Pasuruan from 11 September 2023 to 22 September 2023. The author followed the scientific method in accordance with the rules of the nursing process which includes: assessment, data analysis, nursing intervention, implementation and evaluation. In the assessment process, the author used data collection techniques such as history taking, observation, interviews and physical examination to collect some data. The intensity of Mrs. S's hallucinations was measured objectively using the AHRS (Auditory Hallucinations Rating Scale) questionnaire instrument.
Results : After the client is given SPTK in accordance with the nursing diagnosis and nursing plan that has been established, with the results of the evaluation the patient is able and understands how to control hallucinations in 4 ways, but the patient's weakness here is that the patient is unable to consistently carry out these 4 methods, so several times the patient is able do and signs of hallucinations decrease but only temporarily.
Conclusion : Management of hallucinations using SPTK Hallucinations is effective in reducing the signs and symptoms of patients with hallucinations, but it takes a long time.