International Journal of Nursing Research

Objective: To explore the relationship between different nursing modes and their psychological stress and compliance in patients undergoing elective urolithiasis surgery, and to analyze the correlation between the two. Methods: A total of 128 patients were selected for comparative experiment in the study. According to the principle of randomness, they were divided into groups by lottery. There were 64 patients in the control group and the observation group. The former took the clinical nursing path, and the latter added psychological nursing on this basis. Stress scores, treatment adherence, and correlations were analyzed. Results: The study showed that the psychological stress scores of the observation group after nursing were lower than those before nursing and the control group, and the compliance was relatively high (P<0.05), while there was no significant difference in the control group before and after nursing. (P>0.05). After analysis, the stress score was significantly negatively correlated with the patients compliance. Conclusion: For patients undergoing elective urolithiasis surgery, the implementation of psychological nursing interventions can not only improve their psychological stress response to a certain extent, but also fundamentally improve the patients compliance, and psychological stress and compliance. There is a significant negative correlation.

Patients With Elective Urolithiasis Surgery; Psychological Stress; Treatment Compliance; Correlation