Journal of Advances in Clinical Nursing

Objective To describe the application effect of family care in perioperative nursing of children with hernia. Methods A total of 50 children with hernia who were treated in our hospital during the period from 2020.06 to 2021.12 were selected, and 25 cases in each group were divided into the routine group and the experimental group under the random number table. Routine nursing was given in the routine group, and family nursing was given in the experimental group. The clinical indicators, parental nursing satisfaction, abnormal heart rate and pain rate were compared between the two groups. Results Compared with the conventional group, the clinical indicators, abnormal heart rate and pain rate of the children in the experimental group were lower, P<0.05. Compared with the routine group, the parents in the experimental group were more satisfied with nursing care, P<0.05. Conclusion Pediatric hernia surgery needs to be supplemented with high-quality nursing, and the establishment of family care in the perioperative period is conducive to improving the curative effect, and it is recommended for clinical application.

Infantile hernia; Family care; Perioperative period; Effect