1.Designing and application of continuous health education model
Yue XIANG ; Ping XIAO ; Junqiang YIN ; Honglu XU ; Shushuang CHEN ; Weiling ZHANG
Modern Clinical Nursing 2013;(12):58-60
Objective To evaluate the effect of continuity of health education model for patients undergoing bone cancer during the first chemotherapy.Methods This model was designed based on KAP(Knowledge,Attitude or Belief,Practice) theory,literature review and questionnaire and performed in 103 bone cancer patients during the first chemotherapy.Results All the patients were assessed,with the founding that the pass rate of knowledge test,treatment compliance and degree of satisfaction were increased significantly(all P<0.05).Conclusions The health education model could help patients learn knowledge about bone cancer,build health behavior and deal with complications.Additionally,it improves the pass rate of knowledge test,satisfaction, and compliance.
2.Emplyment of the People with Mental Retardation:Current States and Future
Shushuang CHEN ; Xueli QU ; Jian MEI ; Zhenhua YAN ; Zhongqiang YANG ; Jinzhuan YANG ; Jing DU
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2008;14(5):421-423
Employment related with the quality of life and the development of occupation of the people with mental retardation(MR).This paper compared the employment of MR native and abroad,suggested the strategy referencing to the supportive employment theory.
3.Nursing experience of a patient with secondary catheter complications caused by cerebrospinal fluid drainage after endovascular aorticrepair
Shushuang FENG ; Ruihong WEI ; Shuling CHEN
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2019;35(1):51-54
Objective To summarize the nursing experience of a patient with secondary catheter complications caused by cerebrospinal fluid drainage after endovascular aorticrepair. Methods A retrospective analysis was made on the clinical situation of a patient who received cerebrospinal fluid drainage afterendovascular aorticrepair in 2017, and the cause of secondary catheter complications, symptoms and signs were identified and nursing. Results After careful observation, mean arterial pressure maintenance, painmanagement, cerebrospinal fluid drainage velocity management, catheter infection risk and control, psychological intervention and exercise rehabilitation, the patient was finally recovered and discharged. Conclusions In order to evaluate the postoperative complications, we should not only focus on the surgery but also on the adverse events caused by cerebrospinal fluid drainage. In addition,we should improve the ability to identify the source of problems, to risk management and to disease assessment.