International Journal of Nursing Research

Objective To conduct an in-depth and meticulous observation and evaluation of the application effects of different rehabilitation nursing measures in the nebulization inhalation treatment for pediatric wheezing bronchitis, aiming to promote the development of research in this field, provide valuable reference opinions for practical work, and offer comprehensive protection for children with pediatric wheezing bronchitis receiving nebulization therapy. Methods The trial was conducted in a controlled model from October 2023 to October 2024. Samples were selected from pediatric patients admitted to the hospital during this period, with 90 cases randomly divided into two groups of 45 cases each (n=45). Both groups received nebulization therapy, while the control group received basic rehabilitation nursing, and the study group received comprehensive rehabilitation nursing. Data collection, clinical data statistical analysis, and efficacy evaluation were conducted. Comparison aspects included symptom relief time, hospitalization duration, overall treatment effectiveness rate, and parent satisfaction. Results The study confirmed that the treatment protocol adopted by the study group demonstrated greater implementability. Children showed significantly better performance across all indicators compared to the control group, with an overall effectiveness rate of 97.78% versus 82.22%, fully demonstrating the value of the trial. The P-value reached below 0.05, warranting further exploration. Conclusion This study conducted an in-depth analysis and discussion on the application effects of comprehensive rehabilitation nursing in the nebulization inhalation treatment for pediatric wheezing bronchitis. This study aimed to identify a superior and comprehensive nursing intervention strategy for pediatric patients by comparing different care approaches, thereby demonstrating the comparative advantages of various care protocols. The results clearly showed that comprehensive rehabilitation nursing not only significantly shortened symptom remission time and hospitalization duration while improving overall treatment outcomes, but also substantially enhanced nurse-patient rapport and increased parental satisfaction with nursing services.

Pediatric wheezing bronchitis; Nebulized inhalation therapy; Rehabilitation nursing measures; Clinical efficacy