Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

With the continuous development of drugs and treatment methods for schizophrenia, the clinical symptoms of patients with schizophrenia have been greatly improved. However, even if symptoms of schizophrenia are alleviated, individuals with schizophrenia may still suffer varying degrees of damage to their personal consciousness, emotional state, and perceptual abilities. The improvement of clinical symptoms does not necessarily mean complete recovery of the patient. Once patients do not receive proper care during the recovery period, it is very likely to induce disease recurrence and even worsen the condition. For this reason, the medical community has conducted in-depth exploration of recovery care for patients with schizophrenia, among which humanistic care nursing stands out with its unique perspective and concept. Humanistic care nursing not only focuses on the physical health of patients, but also emphasizes their psychological needs and the recovery of social functions. Therefore, the research and analysis of humanistic care in patients with schizophrenia not only helps to improve the quality of nursing work, but also has profound significance in promoting comprehensive rehabilitation of schizophrenia.

schizophrenia; recovery period; humanistic care; respect and understanding