Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Objective To observe the impact of staged rehabilitation nursing combined with sensory interaction training on shoulder joint function and pain in patients with humeral fracture (PHF) after surgery. Methods The study period was set from September 2023 to September 2024. A total of 92 PHF patients admitted to the hospital during this period were selected as samples. They were divided into groups using a number assignment method, with odd-numbered cases forming Group One (n=46) and even-numbered cases forming Group Two (n=46). Group One received routine nursing services; Group Two received staged rehabilitation nursing plus sensory interaction training intervention. Data collection, statistical analysis, and effect evaluation were conducted afterward. Results Different treatment approaches yielded different outcomes. Both groups showed significant improvements in shoulder joint function, pain level, and shoulder range of motion compared to Group One (P value <0.05), which is worth further investigation. Conclusion Staged rehabilitation nursing combined with sensory interaction training can effectively improve shoulder joint function in patients with humeral fractures, reduce pain levels, enhance self-care abilities, and is relatively safe, making it worthy of promotion.

Staged rehabilitation care; Sensory interaction training; Post-humerus fracture; Shoulder joint function and pain