Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Objective To investigate the application effect of chronic disease care intervention in diabetic patients and the influence on glycemic control. Methods A randomized controlled clinical trial was designed from June 2023 to June 2024. The included sample was hospitalized diabetic patients with a total of 72 patients, randomized at 1:1 in each group (n=36). The group for routine care was named the reference group; the group for carrying out routine care + chronic care based on stress and adaptation theory was named the research group, which finally evaluated the curative effect under different intervention strategies and compared the differences in patient compliance rate, nursing satisfaction, perceived pressure, self-care behavior, health literacy, and improvement of blood glucose control. Results Study group showed superiority reference group, P <0.05. Conclusion The application and implementation of chronic disease nursing intervention of routine nursing + pressure and adaptation theory can not only effectively improve the health literacy of patients, reduce perceptual pressure, establish medical compliance behavior and self-nursing behavior, but also effectively reduce blood sugar and improve the patients satisfaction with nursing work, which is worthy of reference.

Diabetes development pressure; Adaptation theory; Chronic disease nursing; Blood sugar control