International Journal of Nursing Research

Objective To analyze the medical value of applying precision feeding training to supervise nursing in a clinical nursing plan for a patient with swallowing disorders in Parkinsons disease. Methods One patient with Parkinsons disease swallowing disorder admitted to our hospital on September 23, 2024 was selected as the research subject, and nursing care including the creation of feeding training supervision tools, feeding training, and feeding quality supervision was implemented. Results The patient had delayed pharyngeal reflex on September 25th, no obvious coughing due to diet on October 6th, and had good diet and sleep on November 5th. On November 26th, the patients general condition was good, emotions were stable, and contact was cooperative. The patient also had good diet and sleep, and the condition was stable. The patient agreed to be discharged. Throughout the nursing period, the patient did not experience nursing coughing, suffocation, or respiratory infections. Conclusion The application of precision feeding training and supervision nursing for patients with swallowing disorders in Parkinsons disease can accelerate the recovery of swallowing function, reduce complications, benefit patients, and achieve early recovery.

Precision feeding training supervision and nursing; Parkinsons disease swallowing disorder patients; Swallowing dysfunction; Laryngeal reflex