2015•Journal of International PsychiatryRequires access
Influence of targeted nursing intervention on negative mood,quality of life and clinical indexes of elderly patients with coronary heart disease
Fan Linghon
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Abstract
Objective To investigate influence of targeted nursing intervention on negative mood,quality of life and clinical indexes of elderly patients with coronary heart disease. Methods 160 elderly patients with coronary heart disease were chosen in recent years in our hospital and randomly divided into both group including control group( 80 patients) with conventional nursing intervention and observation group( 80 patients) with targeted nursing intervention; and the Hamilton Anxiety Scale( HAMA) score,Hamilton Depression Scale( HAMD) score,Seattle Angina Questionnaire( SAQ) score,body mass index( BMI),blood pressure and blood lipid of both groups before and after intervention were compared. Results The SAS score and SDS score after intervention of observation group was significantly lower than control group and before intervention( P 0. 05). The SAQ score after intervention of observation group was significantly lower than control group and before intervention( P 0. 05). The the indexes level of BMI,blood pressure and blood lipid after intervention of observation group was significantly lower than control group and before intervention( P 0. 05). Conclusion Targeted nursing intervention on elderly patients with coronary heart disease can efficiently alleviate the negative emotions,higher the quality of life and is helpful to improve the physiological function.