Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Objective To compare and analyze the effect of comprehensive nursing care for patients with diabetes foot during treatment. Methods When recording data, the experimental period of this study was set from June 2021 to December 2022. During this period, 350 patients with diabetes were treated in community health service centers as research objects. When recording patients data, the researchers carried out routine analysis of patients condition. And in this process to guide patients to accept a questionnaire survey, researchers recorded the occurrence of 350 diabetic patients with diabetic foot, and analysis of the causes of diabetic foot and nursing focus, the occurrence of diabetic foot patients and did not occur diabetic foot patients were compared to explore the characteristics of nursing education and self-management of patients to prevent the occurrence of diabetic foot. Results In the results of this study, a total of 158 patients out of 350 patients with diabetes developed diabetic foot, and the incidence of diabetic foot was 43.88%. Based on the analysis of the status quo of foot care behavior of patients with diabetes and those without diabetes, it was found that compared with patients without diabetes, Patients with diabetic foot had weaker self-care ability in daily life. Comparative analysis of various indicators showed significant difference (P<0.05). Conclusions The incidence of diabetic foot is about 43% in the research survey, and in daily life, the self-step care behavior of diabetic patients and the ability of foot care management is a major factor to control the occurrence of diabetic foot. In the treatment of patients, Diabetic patients should be told to do an effective job of self-management and foot care in daily life, so as to avoid the occurrence of diabetic foot and ensure the quality of rehabilitation of diabetic foot patients.

diabetes; Foot; During treatment; Comprehensive nursing