High quality nursing service's implementation and effect analysis in psychiatric department
Chunyan Jiang
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Chunyan Jiang
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Objective To explore the measure and effect of high quality nursing service's implementation in psychiatric department. Methods Seven hundred and thirteen cases of psychiatric patients before high quality nursing service's implementation were selected as control group, and 825 cases of psychiatric patients after high quality nursing service's implementation were selected as observation group. Patients in control group were given routine nursing measures accordingly, yet patients in observation group were given systematic high quality nursing service based on control group. Nursing quality, health knowledge awareness rate and patient satisfaction in two groups were compared. Results Except for health knowledge awareness rate, nursing quality score, including basic nursing, ward management, infection control, nursing safety ratings, and patient satisfaction scores in observation group were all higher than those in control group, and there were statistical difference (P 0.05). Conclusion High quality nursing service plays an important role in improving nursing quality and patient satisfaction in psychiatry, and it is one nursing method deserving to be developed in psychiatry.
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Objective To explore the measure and effect of high quality nursing service's implementation in psychiatric department. Methods Seven hundred and thirteen cases of psychiatric patients before high quality nursing service's implementation were selected as control group, and 825 cases of psychiatric patients after high quality nursing service's implementation were selected as observation group. Patients in control group were given routine nursing measures accordingly, yet patients in observation group were given systematic high quality nursing service based on control group. Nursing quality, health knowledge awareness rate and patient satisfaction in two groups were compared. Results Except for health knowledge awareness rate, nursing quality score, including basic nursing, ward management, infection control, nursing safety ratings, and patient satisfaction scores in observation group were all higher than those in control group, and there were statistical difference (P 0.05). Conclusion High quality nursing service plays an important role in improving nursing quality and patient satisfaction in psychiatry, and it is one nursing method deserving to be developed in psychiatry.
Key concepts: Medicine, Nursing, Nursing Outcomes Classification, Quality (philosophy), Patient satisfaction, Primary nursing, Nurse education, Psychiatry