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Psychological Interventions to Depression of Stroke Patients in Acute Stage

Liming Peng

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Objective:To find out the effects of psychological interventions to depression of stroke patients in acute stage. Methods: 60 stroke patients in acute stage were randomly divided into 2 groups. There were 30 patients in the control group, adopted by rout nursing measures. Another 30 patients were in the intervention group. They were conducted by systematic psychological interventions of depression after stroke, including rout nursing measures. The leverl of depression of the 2 groups' patients after 2-week intervention were compared. Results: The depression of the 2 groups' patients improved after 2-week intervention(p0.05).The intervention group's depression improved more than that of control group(p0.01), the difference got a statistical meaning. Conclusions: Effective psychological interventions could improve the depression and the quality of life of stroke patients in acute stage.

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Objective:To find out the effects of psychological interventions to depression of stroke patients in acute stage. Methods: 60 stroke patients in acute stage were randomly divided into 2 groups. There were 30 patients in the control group, adopted by rout nursing measures. Another 30 patients were in the intervention group. They were conducted by systematic psychological interventions of depression after stroke, including rout nursing measures. The leverl of depression of the 2 groups' patients after 2-week intervention were compared. Results: The depression of the 2 groups' patients improved after 2-week intervention(p0.05).The intervention group's depression improved more than that of control group(p0.01), the difference got a statistical meaning. Conclusions: Effective psychological interventions could improve the depression and the quality of life of stroke patients in acute stage.

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Objective:To find out the effects of psychological interventions to depression of stroke patients in acute stage. Methods: 60 stroke patients in acute stage were randomly divided into 2 groups. There were 30 patients in the control group, adopted by rout nursing measures. Another 30 patients were in the intervention group. They were conducted by systematic psychological interventions of depression after stroke, including rout nursing measures. The leverl of depression of the 2 groups' patients after 2-week intervention were compared. Results: The depression of the 2 groups' patients improved after 2-week intervention(p0.05).The intervention group's depression improved more than that of control group(p0.01), the difference got a statistical meaning. Conclusions: Effective psychological interventions could improve the depression and the quality of life of stroke patients in acute stage.

Key concepts: Depression (economics), Psychological intervention, Stroke (engine), Medicine, Intervention (counseling), Acute stroke, Stage (stratigraphy), Physical therapy

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