Application of Humanistic Nursing Care for Patient with Bipolar Disorder Who Use SPECT Renal Dynamic Imaging When They Are Treated

Jinmei Xiong,Chunliu Luo,Lijiao Liao,Miaoli Zhou,Yong Cheng

doi:10.11648/j.ijmi.20200802.11

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https://doi.org/10.11648/j.ijmi.20200802.11

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Abstract

Objective: To assess application of humanistic nursing care for patient with bipolar disorder who use SPECT renal dynamic imaging when they are treated. Methods: 120 participants were invested to join our study from January 2018 to December 2018, who were diagnosed as bipolar disorder and were receive measure was associated with SPECT renal dynamic imaging. We randomly assign the participants to two groups, that include control group (n = 60) and intervention group (n = 60). The control group participants were received traditional nursing services. Base on traditional nursing services, the intervention group patients has additional humanistic nursing care in the treatment process. Our researchers collected the information include the participants character, the satisfaction of patients and satisfaction rate of different age group in intervention group. The information from hospital database, interview and simple questionnaires. Result: In participants characteristics, the patients compliance of two groups have different in the result [57 (95%) vs 49 (80%), p = 0.025]. In patient satisfaction research, the intervention group has better assessment in overall result, it not only has not dissatisfaction assessment but also has most very well assessment rate [42 (70.0%) vs 32 (53.3%)]. In satisfaction rate of different age group research, the most very well assessments from ‘ 41 years old’ group. Conclusion: the humanistic nursing care provide great improvement of satisfaction to the patient with bipolar disorder who use SPECT Renal dynamic imaging when they are treated.

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Bipolar disorder is a chronic mental disorder, its characteristics include recurrent episodes of depression, hypo/mania, and mixed states
120 participants were invested to join our study from January 2018 to December 2018, who were diagnosed as bipolar disorder and were receive measure was associated with single-photon emission computerized tomography (SPECT) renal dynamic imaging
The information from hospital database, interview and simple questionnaires. Their inclusion criteria were: (1) The patients were diagnosed as bipolar disorder; (2) They were receive measure was associated with SPECT renal dynamic imaging; (3) The

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Bipolar disorder is a chronic mental disorder, its characteristics include recurrent episodes of depression, hypo/mania, and mixed states. Base on Mühleisen and Sarrazin’s report, the pathophysiology of bipolar disorder include a number of neurodevelopmental processes [2, 3]. Jinmei Xiong et al.: Application of Humanistic Nursing Care for Patient with Bipolar Disorder Who Use SPECT. In China, some patients still were not satisfied with the Chinese care provided, in spite of total nursing service quality was improved in recent years. Aim of this study is evaluate application of humanistic nursing care for patient with bipolar disorder who undergoing SPECT Renal dynamic imaging. Patients still have basic language understanding and communication skills; (4) Patients volunteered to participate our study in treatment. Their withdraw criteria were: (1) The patients have other mental illness; (2) Mental retardation; (3) unconsciousness

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