The subjective satisfaction about nursing intervention on perioperative of ectopic pregnancy
Wang Li
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Wang Li
Abstract
Objective: Evaluation the subjective satisfaction about nursing intervention on perioperative of ectopic pregnancy. Methods: Selected ectopic pregnancy surgery patients, 120 patients were randomly divided into two groups, 60 cas es in the control group, 60 cases for the observation group. Control groups were given routine care. Observation group were given conventional care, based on the whole course of perioperative nursing interventions. Results: Attitude observation group, praise was 53.33% (32/60), better than the control group positive feedback 33.33% (21/60), with significant differences (P0.05); sense of responsibility, the observation group, positive feedback 55.00% (33/60) favorable rate than the control group 36.67% (22/60), with significant differences (P0.05); operation with the quality of the observation group, praise was 60.00% (36/60), excellent favorable rate in the control group 36.67% (22/60), with significant difference ( P0.05). Conclusion: The whole nursing interventions on patients with ectopic pregnancy perioperative treatment and psychological state has great help. Suggest further clinical application.
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Objective: Evaluation the subjective satisfaction about nursing intervention on perioperative of ectopic pregnancy. Methods: Selected ectopic pregnancy surgery patients, 120 patients were randomly divided into two groups, 60 cas es in the control group, 60 cases for the observation group. Control groups were given routine care. Observation group were given conventional care, based on the whole course of perioperative nursing interventions. Results: Attitude observation group, praise was 53.33% (32/60), better than the control group positive feedback 33.33% (21/60), with significant differences (P0.05); sense of responsibility, the observation group, positive feedback 55.00% (33/60) favorable rate than the control group 36.67% (22/60), with significant differences (P0.05); operation with the quality of the observation group, praise was 60.00% (36/60), excellent favorable rate in the control group 36.67% (22/60), with significant difference ( P0.05). Conclusion: The whole nursing interventions on patients with ectopic pregnancy perioperative treatment and psychological state has great help. Suggest further clinical application.
Key concepts: Medicine, Praise, Ectopic pregnancy, Perioperative, Perioperative nursing, Psychological intervention, Nursing, Nursing Interventions Classification