The Impact of Information Support on Hand Surgery Inpatient with Anxiety
Yin Fang
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Yin Fang
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Objective:To investigate the impact of information support on hand surgery inpatient with anxiety.Methods:100 cases of Hand Surgery hospitalized patients were divided into two groups.50 patients in the control group implemented routine nursing care,50 patients in the Study group implemented routine nursing care and accepted the information support.Results:Compared with the control group,the difference of anxiety was statistically significant(P0.001).Conclusions:Information support can reduce the anxiety of hand surgery inpatients;it is a guide for clinical nurses implement Psychological nursing and health education nursing.
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Objective:To investigate the impact of information support on hand surgery inpatient with anxiety.Methods:100 cases of Hand Surgery hospitalized patients were divided into two groups.50 patients in the control group implemented routine nursing care,50 patients in the Study group implemented routine nursing care and accepted the information support.Results:Compared with the control group,the difference of anxiety was statistically significant(P0.001).Conclusions:Information support can reduce the anxiety of hand surgery inpatients;it is a guide for clinical nurses implement Psychological nursing and health education nursing.
Key concepts: Anxiety, Medicine, Nursing, Anxiety score, Physical therapy, Nursing care, Psychiatry