Journal of Advances in Clinical Nursing

Objective To analyze the influence of evidence-based nursing intervention on nerve function and daily living ability of patients with hemiplegia after craniocerebral trauma. Methods The experimental income samples were all 78 patients with hemiplegia after craniocranial trauma surgery treated in our hospital from January 2023 to January 2024, and the participants were divided into two groups, namely the control group (routine nursing) and the observation group (evidence-based nursing intervention), by using computer randomization as the standard. The relevant index data of the two groups of patients were collated and recorded during the implementation. The application value of evidence-based nursing intervention was analyzed by comparison and observation with statistical system. Results The stroke scale (NHISS) of the observation group was lower than that of the other group, and the ADL and nursing satisfaction data showed higher superiority than that of the other group, with P <0.05 for comparison between groups, indicating statistical significance. Conclusion The implementation of evidence-based nursing intervention for patients with hemiplegia after craniocerebral trauma can significantly improve the neurological function, improve the ability of daily living, and improve nursing satisfaction, and the overall effect is accurate, suitable for promotion.

Evidence-based nursing intervention; Hemiplegia after craniocerebral trauma; Nerve function; Ability of daily living