International Journal of Nursing Research

Objective: To study the value of evidence-based care for blood glucose management in patients with ICU stress hyperglycemia. Methods: The 130 patients with ICU stress hyperglycemia who received nursing intervention between 2021 were regarded as the analysis objects, and the blood glucose management was evenly carried out in the form of two groups, with the basic management group and the evidence-based management group to count the changes of patients blood glucose index. Results: After the intervention, the mean fasting glucose index in the evidence-based management group was mmol/L (6.59 ± 0.73) and was better than that in the basic management group (9.46 ± 1.82). The time average of blood glucose adjustment to normal range and insulin use index were better than the basic management group, that is, the patients in the evidence-based management group were better, p <0.05; the survival condition of the patients in the evidence-based management group was better than that in the basic management group, p <0.05. Conclusion: In the nursing of patients with ICU stress hyperglycemia, patients blood glucose index can be comprehensively managed through evidence-based nursing thinking to promote the improvement of their blood glucose index and enhance the comprehensive quality of patients blood glucose management.

Evidence based care; ICU irritability hyperglycemia; Blood glucose management; Application value