Abstract
In the Department of Gastroenterology, poor compliance, psychological anxiety, fear, and other reasons result in a high rate of breach of appointment. The failure rate of colonoscopy was 6.68. This paper proposes mastering the psychological characteristics of patients and implement humanistic care services to alleviate patients' psychological anxiety. The study found that telephone follow-up 2 days before diagnosis and treatment can let us know whether patients can come for examination and reduce the rate of nonappointment. Second, preoperative education can significantly reduce the degree of anxiety and improve the anxiety of patients. Third, the cleanliness of intestinal preparation before colonoscopy directly affects the results of colonoscopy. The incidence of missing flat adenomas due to inadequate intestinal preparation can be as high as 27%. In this paper, 7250 patients were analyzed, of which 4% failed to complete the examination, of which 32.7% were caused by unqualified intestinal preparation. The combination of telephone and network communication should be taken before colonoscopy to give education and guidance to patients, which is expected to improve intestinal preparation. To sum up, digestive endoscopic treatment technology is widely used to guide the nursing of patients after endoscopic treatment. The three effective schemes proposed in this paper can achieve higher patient satisfaction and improve the quality of nursing at the same time.
Highlights
With the improvement of people’s living standards, the number of patients in the gastroenterology department shows a growing trend [1]
Clinical practice has proved that the application of nursing hierarchical management in gastroenterology has significantly reduced the complaint rate of patients and the incidence of adverse events, and the comprehensive nursing satisfaction of patients is higher
The two groups of patients were given standardized, reasonable, and appropriate medication and treatment during hospitalization and after discharge. ere were significant differences in hemoglobin, blood urea nitrogen, and ulcer healing between the control group and the outcome survey (P > 0.05). It shows that drug treatment and routine nursing during hospitalization can effectively improve blood urea nitrogen, hemoglobin, and ulcer healing. ere were significant differences in hemoglobin, blood urea nitrogen, and ulcer healing between the intervention and control groups (P > 0.05). It shows that based on standardizing the treatment plan, close-range continuous nursing has a more positive effect on improving blood urea nitrogen, hemoglobin, and ulcer healing than routine nursing as shown in Figure 3. e data of this study showed that the rebleeding rate of peptic ulcer bleeding patients in the intervention group was 2.1%, and the rebleeding rate in the control group was 12.8%. e rebleeding rate in the intervention group was lower than that in the control group. e difference was statistically significant (P > 0.05), indicating that close-range continued nursing intervention played a certain role in reducing the rebleeding rate of patients
Summary
In order to promote the rapid recovery of patients and improve their quality of life as much as possible, attention should be paid to both treatment and nursing in clinical work [7] In this experiment, through evaluation and analysis, it is found that there are different differences in the Journal of Healthcare Engineering results of adverse psychological evaluation between the two groups at different time points [8]. It has improved the level of nursing work, better serving the patients, and so on [20, 21]. The overall effect of clinical application is better. erefore, it is worth further popularizing and using
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