Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Objective: In order to reduce the incidence of skin injury in neurosurgery inpatients caused by different factors, and better promote the prognosis of patients, to further explore the application effect of risk management, and to provide effective reference for clinical practice. Methods: 100 inpatients of neurosurgery in our hospital were reviewed, and the relevant data from January 2022 to January 2023 were collected. A digital grouping study was carried out. 50 patients in the control group were treated with routine nursing, and 50 patients in the observation group were treated with risk management nursing. The skin injury caused by different factors such as nursing staff, family and environmental factors in the two groups were compared and observed. Results: The statistical study showed that after the two groups of patients took different nursing methods, the incidence of skin injury caused by different factors of nursing staff, family members and environmental factors in the observation group through risk management nursing was significantly lower (P<0.05)，Significant differences in data with comparative significance. Conclusion: The analysis shows that the use of risk management in the skin care of neurosurgery inpatients has a lower incidence of skin injury caused by different factors such as nursing staff, family members and environmental factors, which can better promote the prognosis of patients, with significant nursing effect and good application value. It is recommended to vigorously promote the application in clinical practice.

Risk management; Neurosurgery; Inpatient; Skin care; Application effect