Journal of Advances in Clinical Nursing

Objective Most patients with cerebral infarction lack of relevant nursing after discharge, which leads to unsatisfactory rehabilitation effect. Therefore, this paper discusses the clinical nursing effect of continuous rehabilitation nursing on patients with cerebral infarction. Methods The subjects of this study were 614 patients with cerebral infarction admitted to our hospital. The sample collection time was from January 2020to December 2021. The scores of living ability, bad mood and nursing satisfaction of the two groups of patients after nursing were compared. Results The Barthel score (90.39 ± 5.82), SAS (46.78 ± 2.85), SDS (45.23 ± 2.76) and nursing satisfaction (92.51%) of patients in the continuous rehabilitation group were better than those in the conventional nursing group (71.63 ± 5.80), SAS (50.55 ± 2.68), SDS (50.63 ± 2.61), and (70.68%), P<0.05 indicating that there was a comparative significance. Conclusion The implementation of continuous rehabilitation nursing intervention in patients with cerebral infarction has a positive impact on their rehabilitation status, can significantly improve the patients bad psychological situation, and improve the patients satisfaction with nursing, and promote their prognosis and rehabilitation.

Continuous rehabilitation; Cerebral infarction; Nursing effect