Objective: to observe the effect of intensive cognitive intervention on treatment compliance, self-management and lifestyle in hospitalized elderly hypertensive patients. Methods: from January 2021 to January 2022, me...Objective: to observe the effect of intensive cognitive intervention on treatment compliance, self-management and lifestyle in hospitalized elderly hypertensive patients. Methods: from January 2021 to January 2022, members of this research group collected 120 elderly hypertensive patients in hospital in the fourth department of general internal medicine, First Affiliated Hospital of Xinjiang Medical University, numbered all patients, and then divided them into controlgroup and observation group, and each group included 60 cases. The control group received routine intervention, and the observation group received intensive cognitive intervention. Comparison of treatment adheres to self-management scores, and lifestyle. Results: after nursing intervention of all patients, the comparative analysis of various observation indicators showed that the treatment compliance of the observation group was higher than that of the control group (95.5% vs 81.7%), and the salt intake score in the self-management score (8.27±0.91 vs 7.51± 0.88 points), doctor-patient communication score (8.02±0.95 vs 7.01±0.87 points), cognitive symptom management score (9.03±0.67 vs 8.14±0.91 points), endurance exercise score (8.98±0.82 vs 7.84±0.83 points) and the scores of physical exercise (8.83±0.66 vs 8.02±0.71) were higher than those of the control group, and the proportion of reasonable diet in lifestyle (90.0% vs 73.3%), the proportion of smoking cessation and alcohol restriction (95.0% vs 81.7%) and the proportion of reasonable exercise ( 86.7% vs 70.0%) were higher than those of the control group in hospitalized elderly hypertensive patients, with statistical difference (Pall <0.05). Conclusion: intensive cognitive intervention can improve the treatment compliance and self-management level of hospitalized elderly hypertensive patients, and promote the patients to establish a healthy lifestyle.展开更多
文摘Objective: to observe the effect of intensive cognitive intervention on treatment compliance, self-management and lifestyle in hospitalized elderly hypertensive patients. Methods: from January 2021 to January 2022, members of this research group collected 120 elderly hypertensive patients in hospital in the fourth department of general internal medicine, First Affiliated Hospital of Xinjiang Medical University, numbered all patients, and then divided them into controlgroup and observation group, and each group included 60 cases. The control group received routine intervention, and the observation group received intensive cognitive intervention. Comparison of treatment adheres to self-management scores, and lifestyle. Results: after nursing intervention of all patients, the comparative analysis of various observation indicators showed that the treatment compliance of the observation group was higher than that of the control group (95.5% vs 81.7%), and the salt intake score in the self-management score (8.27±0.91 vs 7.51± 0.88 points), doctor-patient communication score (8.02±0.95 vs 7.01±0.87 points), cognitive symptom management score (9.03±0.67 vs 8.14±0.91 points), endurance exercise score (8.98±0.82 vs 7.84±0.83 points) and the scores of physical exercise (8.83±0.66 vs 8.02±0.71) were higher than those of the control group, and the proportion of reasonable diet in lifestyle (90.0% vs 73.3%), the proportion of smoking cessation and alcohol restriction (95.0% vs 81.7%) and the proportion of reasonable exercise ( 86.7% vs 70.0%) were higher than those of the control group in hospitalized elderly hypertensive patients, with statistical difference (Pall <0.05). Conclusion: intensive cognitive intervention can improve the treatment compliance and self-management level of hospitalized elderly hypertensive patients, and promote the patients to establish a healthy lifestyle.
