Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Objective To analyze the effect of palliative care on the self-esteem of patients with advanced cancer. Methods The time is 2023-2024. The subject of the study is advanced tumor. The number of studies was 100. Grouping method: random number table. Grouping: control group (n = 50, routine care, i.e., providing patients with a warm and recuperating environment, guiding patients to use analgesic drugs reasonably, monitoring changes in patients vital signs, etc.) and observation group (n = 50, palliative care, i.e., (1) establishing a palliative care team; (2) cultural care; (3) psychological care; (4) family care; (5) Pain care). Results SES aspect; SAS and SDS; PSQI aspect; In terms of nursing satisfaction, palliative care in the observation group had obvious advantages (P < 0.05). Conclusion Palliative care can improve self-esteem, psychological status and sleep status in patients with advanced cancer, and patients are very satisfied, which is worthy of vigorous promotion and adoption.

Palliative care; Advanced tumors; SES score; PSQI score