Journal of Advances in Clinical Nursing

Objective In this paper, the main targeted around the elderly patients with cerebral infarction during the treatment of empathy nursing combined with psychological nursing measures, the impact of their negative emotions and treatment compliance in-depth study. Methods From November 2019 to August 2022, 300 elderly patients with cerebral infarction diagnosed and treated in our hospital during the period were selected as clinical research objectives, and were divided into groups according to the nursing methods selected by patients. Patients who chose routine nursing methods were selected as the reference group (n = 150), and patients who chose empathic nursing combined with psychological nursing were selected as the study group (n = 150). The nursing effects were compared according to the research data (SAS, SDS, nursing satisfaction score, treatment compliance were studied). Results before treatment, two groups of patients with SAS, SDS, nursing satisfaction score (doctor-patient communication satisfaction score, medical staff satisfaction scores on clinical skills, medical staff satisfaction score, clinical skills of medical staff trust evaluation, dealing with clinical medical staff) did not reflect obvious sexual differences between groups, after statistical analysis shows that P > 0.05; After nursing, there were obvious differences in the data between the two groups before nursing, and there were obvious differences between the study group and the reference group, and the study group had obvious advantages. The total compliance rates of the two groups were 148 (98.67%) and 125 (83.33%), respectively, and there was a significant difference between the two groups (P < 0.05). Conclusions The application of empathy nursing combined with psychological nursing in elderly patients with cerebral infarction can effectively help patients relieve negative emotions, thereby improving treatment compliance, and it is recommended to be widely used in clinical practice.

senile cerebral infarction; Empathic nursing; Psychological nursing; Negative emotions; Treatment compliance