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find Author "杜娜" 5 results
  • 胸外术后患者管道意外拔出原因分析及护理对策

    【摘要】 目的 总结胸外术后患者意外拔管的原因,积极完善护理管理措施。 方法 回顾性分析2010年1月-2010年12月术后发生的48例患者意外拔管事件的相关因素及处理措施。 结果 拔管者主要为60岁以上老年患者,夜间为意外拔管高发时段,拔管时间主要发生在术后3 d,多数患者因疼痛不适导致自行拔管,导管固定欠妥仅6例,占12.5%。 结论 增加夜间薄弱环节护士人手,加强巡视;充分镇痛,改善患者的疼痛度;妥善固定管道等护理措施,可以保证患者的护理安全,提高护理质量。

    Release date:2016-08-26 02:18 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Research on the Mental Health of Pupils 24 Months after 5.12 Earthquake

    目的 了解5.12汶川大地震24个月后震区小学生的心理健康状况,为进行震后长期心理危机干预提供依据。 方法 于2010年5月即汶川大地震发生后24个月,分别使用创伤应激量表儿童版(CRIES-13)、儿童抑郁障碍自评量表(DSRSC)、长处与困难问卷(SDQ)学生版,调查了553名来自于彭州灾区的小学生的心理健康状况及其影响因素。 结果 ① 灾区小学生CRIES-13总分为(22.98 ± 12.29)分,其中大于划界分(30分)者为143人,占总人数的25.9%;女性总分高于男性(Z=?2.031,P=0.042);震后被转移至安全地点的时间越长(OR=1.025,P=0.012)、家人伤亡越严重(OR=1.141,P=0.021),其CRIES-13总分大于划界分的可能性越高。② 灾区小学生DSRSC总分为(11.07 ± 5.78)分,其中总分大于划界分(15分)者为120人,占总人数的21.7%;女性总分高于男性(Z=?2.508,P=0.012);灾区小学生的年龄(r=0.098,P=0.021)、震后被转移至安全地点的时间(r=0.117,P=0.004)与DSRSC总分呈正相关。③ 灾区小学生SDQ总困难因子得分为(14.97 ± 5.44)分,62.9%的人报告自身存在主观困难;女性的情绪因子、亲社会因子得分高于男性(Z=?3.123,P=0.002;Z=?2.243,P=0.025);年龄越大,品行因子(χ2=7.604,P=0.023)、亲社会因子(χ2=8.102;P=0.017)得分增加。 结论 震后灾区小学生的心理健康状况受到性别、年龄、震后被转移至安全地点的时间、家人伤亡程度的影响,震后长期心理危机干预应综合考虑这些相关因素以确定高危人群。

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  • 品质管理圈在降低胸外科患者非计划性拔管中的效果探讨

    目的探讨品质管理圈(品管圈)在降低胸外科患者非计划性拔管(UEX)中的应用效果。 方法随机选择2011年6月-12月和2012年1月-6月各1 000例胸外科患者分别作为对照组和观察组,分别采用常规护理和品管圈护理管理,并对比两组患者UEX发生率。 结果对照组和观察组UEX发生率分别为3.8%和2.0%,表明品管圈护理能有效降低患者UEX发生率。 结论对胸外科患者实施品管圈管理,能有效降低患者UEX发生率,从而达到提高护理安全质量,改善患者舒适度与满意度的效果,值得推广。

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  • Family Function on Patients with Depression and Its Influential Factors

    ObjectiveTo explore the family function on patients with depression and its influential factors, in order to provide a basis for family support treatment for the patients. MethodsA total of 122 depressed patients from Mental Health Center of West China Hospital between February 2012 and June 2013, and one of their family members were chosen to be the study subjects. Another 122 non-clinical controls and one of their family members were recruited from a community near Sichuan University were regarded as the controls. All the subjects were asked to finish the Quality of Life Enjoyment and Satisfaction Questionnaire (Q-LES-Q), the Multidimensional Scale of Perceived Social Support (MSPSS), and the Family Assessment Device (FAD). Additionally, the patients received a diagnostic interview to provide the features of their depression. ResultsThe general average score of Q-LES-Q in families with depressed patients was significantly lower than that in the control families (t=-6.243, P<0.01). The general average score of each dimension in FAD for families with depressed patients was significantly higher than that for control families (t=3.644, 3.872, 2.694, 3.369, 5.369, 4.941, 5.241; P<0.01). According to FAD health division scoring, the unhealthy proportion in terms of communication, emotional reaction, emotional link, behavioral control and general function for families with depressed patients was significantly higher than that for control families (χ2=6.778, 23.698, 26.580, 39.875, 17.123, 10.712; P<0.05). The Q-LES-Q scores and the five FAD dimensional scores (except role and affective involvement) were negatively correlated (r=-0.388, -0.188, -0.200, -0.276, -0.370; P<0.05). The scores of perceived social support for families with depressed patients had significant positive correlations with the scores of all FAD dimensions except affective involvement (r=0.363, 0.345, 0.244, 0.418, 0.328, 0.457; P<0.05). The risk factors for unhealthy family function included: female (OR=1.141, P<0.05), poor education (OR=0.948, P<0.01), first-episode (OR=1.416, P<0.05), suicidal attempt (OR=1.014, P<0.05), incomplete suicide (OR=1.367, P<0.01) and depression episode number (OR=1.035, P<0.05). ConclusionDepression is associated with impaired family function in Chinese families. Female, poor education, first episode of depression, suicidal attempt, incomplete suicide and depression episode number are the influential factors for family function on patients with depression.

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  • The opinion of nurse on enhanced recovery after surgery in thoracic surgery: A questionnaire survey

    Objective To analyze the nurses' current view and perceptions of enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) by a questionnaire and to promote the clinical application of ERAS. Methods We conducted a questionnaire study for nurses who attended the First West China Forum on Chest ERAS in Chengdu during September 26-27, 2016 and 259 questionnaires were collected for descriptive analysis. Results (1) The application status of ERAS: There were 13.5% responders whose hospital took a wait-an-see attitude, while the others' hospital took different actions for ERAS; 85.7% of nurses believed that ERAS in all surgeries should be used; 58.7% of nurses believed that the concept of ERAS was more in theory than in the practice; 40.2% of nurses thought that all patients were suitable for the application of ERAS; (2) 81.9% of nurses believed that the evaluation criteria of ERAS should be a combination of the average hospital stay, patients’ comprehensive feelings and social satisfaction; (3) 70.7% of nurses thought that the combination of subjects integration, surgery orientation and surgeon-nurse teamwork was the best model of ERAS; 44.8% of nurses thought the hospital administration was the best way to promote ERAS applications; (4) 69.1% of responders believed that immature plan, no consensus and norms and insecurity for doctors were the reasons for poor compliance of ERAS; 79.5% of nurses thought that the ERAS meeting should include the publicity of norms and consensus, analysis and implementation of projects and the status and progress of ERAS. Conclusion ERAS concept has been recognized by most nurses. Multidisciplinary collaboration and hospital promotion is the best way to achieve clinical applications.

    Release date:2017-08-01 09:37 Export PDF Favorites Scan
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