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Study on Psychological Nursing Improvement Cognitive Function of Depression Patients

Qian Liu

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Objective:To evaluate the effect of psychological nursing in improving cognitive function in patients with depression.Method:Collected the clinical data of 80 patients with depression in our hospital,all the cases were randomly divided into two groups,the observation group(40 cases) was given oral fluoxetine,on the basis of the conventional nursing given psychological care.The control group(40 cases) just taken the foundation treatment and conventional nursing.The depression severity was assessed with Hamilton depression scale(HAMD),Wisconsin card sorting test(WCST) and the attachment test(TMT) before and after treatment.Result:HAMD grade,the WCST and TMT test times of all the cases after treatment were significant improved than before(P0.05);After psychological nursing,the cognitive function of depression patients in observation group were significantly better than the control group(P0.05).Conclusion:The psychological nursing can improve the cognitive function in depression,and conducive to the recovery.

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Objective:To evaluate the effect of psychological nursing in improving cognitive function in patients with depression.Method:Collected the clinical data of 80 patients with depression in our hospital,all the cases were randomly divided into two groups,the observation group(40 cases) was given oral fluoxetine,on the basis of the conventional nursing given psychological care.The control group(40 cases) just taken the foundation treatment and conventional nursing.The depression severity was assessed with Hamilton depression scale(HAMD),Wisconsin card sorting test(WCST) and the attachment test(TMT) before and after treatment.Result:HAMD grade,the WCST and TMT test times of all the cases after treatment were significant improved than before(P0.05);After psychological nursing,the cognitive function of depression patients in observation group were significantly better than the control group(P0.05).Conclusion:The psychological nursing can improve the cognitive function in depression,and conducive to the recovery.

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Objective:To evaluate the effect of psychological nursing in improving cognitive function in patients with depression.Method:Collected the clinical data of 80 patients with depression in our hospital,all the cases were randomly divided into two groups,the observation group(40 cases) was given oral fluoxetine,on the basis of the conventional nursing given psychological care.The control group(40 cases) just taken the foundation treatment and conventional nursing.The depression severity was assessed with Hamilton depression scale(HAMD),Wisconsin card sorting test(WCST) and the attachment test(TMT) before and after treatment.Result:HAMD grade,the WCST and TMT test times of all the cases after treatment were significant improved than before(P0.05);After psychological nursing,the cognitive function of depression patients in observation group were significantly better than the control group(P0.05).Conclusion:The psychological nursing can improve the cognitive function in depression,and conducive to the recovery.

Key concepts: Hamd, Medicine, Wisconsin Card Sorting Test, Depression (economics), Cognition, Nursing, Clinical psychology, Psychiatry

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