Valencia, Spain | 16 - 18 May 2024 11th EORNA Congress ePosters 83 process experience higher levels of virus fear than those living with their families or livingp alone. In addition, it has been observed that living alone is associated with reduced family cohesion. Additionally, fear of Covid-19 tends to increase with age and is negatively linked to perceptions of the future. 444 Investigation of the Postgraduate Theses That Releated to Deep Vein Thrombosis in the Field of Nursing in Türkiye Muharrem ÇELİK1, Elif Aslan1, Burçin Irmak2 1Health Sciences Institute, Nursing, ORDU, 2Ordu University, Nursing, ORDU Background: Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) is an important complication seen in surgical patients. Surgical nurses take an active role in managing the DVT prevention and treatment process. Objectives: This study aims to determine the postgraduate theses that are related to DVT in the field of nursing in Türkiye. Methods: A retrospective, and descriptive study data were accessed on 25 January 2024 from the Council of Higher Education Thesis Center Database in Türkiye. Inclusion criteria of theses; full-text access and search terms include “deep vein thrombosis”, “thrombosis” or “venous thromboembolism”. 10 theses were included in the study. “Thesis Evaluation Form” was used to collect the data. The data were evaluated with descriptive statistical methods. Results: It reached 8 master’s and 2 doctoral theses between 2011 and 2023 at the end of the scanning. The number of samples in these was 40-750. The study design of theses was descriptive (n=5), experimental (n=3), and semiexperimental (n=2). Theses were investigated risk factors, nurses’ knowledge levels, the effect of patient education, and antiembolic sock length on preventing DVT. Conclusion: It has been determined that a limited number of thesis studies have been conducted on the subject of deep vein thrombosis in Türkiye. Also, most of the thesis designs were descriptive studies. It is recommended to conduct randomized controlled trials with high evidence. 445 Efficacy of the nurse interview in the face of preoperative anxiety and information in patients undergoing surgical intervention at HM Montepríncipe. Angel Morales Rodriguez1 1HM Hospitales, Quirófano, Madrid Background: Anxiety is approached from a nursing perspective, emphasizing the urgent need for further research, as concluded in a systematic review and meta-analysis. The focus is on the methodology of nursing interviews and the importance of professional and humane interventions. The prevalence and adaptive nature of anxiety are epidemiologically explored, with a specific emphasis on preoperative anxiety in patients scheduled for surgeries. Principio del formulario Final del formulario Objectives: The objectives are outlined as follows: • Evaluate the effectiveness of nursing visits through preoperative interviews to reduce anxiety and improve information. • Examine the correlation between preoperative anxiety and postoperative pain, as well as the use of analgesics. • Investigate the relationship between preoperative anxiety and the standard anesthesia dosage. Methods: The proposed methodology involves the prospective comparison of two cohorts (A and B), where Cohort A represents the current status of surgical patients, and Cohort B implements a new nursing interview protocol. Scales such as APAIS and STAI-e will be used to assess anxiety and information. The timeframe for each study is a maximum of 6 months. The research project is divided into three phases. The first includes a systematic review and meta-analysis. The second is the initial investigation (Cohort A) analyzing patients with the existing interview protocol. The third (Cohort B) will use
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