Journal of Advances in Clinical Nursing

Objective To analyze the clinical effect of psychological nursing model in patients with upper limb lymphedema after breast cancer surgery. Methods The study time began in March 2021 and ended in May 2022. During this period, 112 breast cancer patients received and treated by our hospital were included in the study as participants. They were divided into two groups by throwing dice as the grouping standard, namely the routine group (56 cases, who received routine nursing intervention) and the research group (56 cases, who implemented psychological nursing intervention on the basis of the previous group). After the same course of intervention, the application effects of the two modes were counted, and the relevant data were systematically analyzed and compared. Results Compared with the routine group, the negative attitude of the study group after nursing was significantly relieved, and the scores were lower; at the same time, the incidence of upper limb lymphedema was lower, and the quality of life score was higher. Conclusion In the routine nursing of breast cancer patients, the reasonable addition of psychological nursing intervention not only helps the patients to form a positive attitude, but also cooperates with the medical staff more closely, and ultimately improves the clinical efficacy, which is worthy of future related treatments. A wide range of recommended applications.

psychological nursing model; breast cancer; postoperative upper limb lymphedema; application effect