International Journal of Clinical Research

Objective: In the development of orthopedic nursing work, to discuss the specific implementation methods of the predictive nursing guidelines, and to carry out the corresponding evaluation of the clinical nursing effect. Method: This study needs to be completed with the participation of orthopedic patients admitted to our hospital from June to December 2020. A total of 80 patients were selected by random selection. According to the requirements of the research, all patients were divided into two groups to conduct experiments. Based on the main research content of clinical nursing intervention methods, conventional nursing interventions, predictive nursing guidelines and conventional nursing were selected respectively. The former corresponded to 40 orthopedic patients and served as the control group, and the latter was the control group. Corresponding to the remaining patients, it is the observation group. Select appropriate indicators to comprehensively evaluate the nursing status of the two groups of patients. Results: In the comparison of complication rate, nursing satisfaction degree and average length of hospitalization during the nursing period of the two groups of patients, the observation group showed better indicators, which were significantly different than the other group, and met the statistical significance criteria (P <0.05). Conclusion: The application of predictive nursing guidelines is mainly to analyze and meet the clinical nursing needs of patients in advance. The nursing process is clear, the content is clear, and it has a strong pertinence. Therefore, the clinical nursing effect is better and has certain application value.

Orthopedic Nursing; Predictive Nursing Guidelines; Evaluation