Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Objective This paper aims to explore the effect of collaborative care model on self-management behavior and fluid intake control compliance in maintenance hemodialysis patients. Methods between January 2023-January 2024 our maintain hemodialysis 100 patients as the subjects, in patients and their families to the study after fully understand and voluntarily signed consent, the group perform collaborative nursing mode, refer to the group to perform routine nursing mode, observe the two groups of nursing differences, listed related research data, including: self-management behavior score, clinical compliance, quality of life score, nursing satisfaction, through the collected data comparison, determine the nursing effect. Results The self-management behavior score of the two groups was higher than the reference group (P <0.05); the study group was higher than the reference group (P <0.05); the daily living ability, physical function, social function, psychological function, physiological function were higher than the reference group (P <0.05); and the study group was higher than the reference group (P <0.05). Conclusion The application of collaborative nursing mode to maintenance hemodialysis patients can significantly improve patients self-management behavior, enhance the compliance of fluid intake control, improve the quality of life of patients, and have high nursing satisfaction, ideal effect, and have wide application value.

Collaborative nursing mode; Maintenance hemodialysis; Self-management behavior; Compliance