Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Objective: This article aims to carry out a comparative experiment to deeply explore the first aid effect of trauma assessment and graded nursing for emergency trauma patients, so as to reduce unnecessary casualties caused by untimely treatment in emergency, and improve the treatment of emergency trauma patients. effect and improve patient satisfaction with treatment. Methods: A total of 100 emergency trauma patients who came to the hospital for treatment from August 2018 to December 2019 were randomly selected, and the patients from August 2018 to December 2019 were the control group, who were treated with emergency routine nursing care measures, from August 2018 to 2019 In December, the patients were divided into observation groups, and the hospital began to implement graded care for trauma assessment, with 50 people in each group. The treatment process of the two groups of patients and the subsequent theoretical assessment, skill assessment, injury assessment accuracy rate, nursing satisfaction and emergency time of the injured nursing staff were observed to judge the impact of different nursing methods on the patients. Results: In the control group with traditional routine nursing method, the average score of injury nursing staff in theoretical assessment was 78, the average skill assessment was good, the correct rate of injury assessment was 67%, the average first aid time was 4.5 hours, and the average patient nursing satisfaction 3.2 points. In the observation group using the trauma assessment graded nursing method, the average theoretical assessment score of the injured nurses was 89 points, the average skill assessment was excellent, the correct rate of injury assessment was 83%, the average first aid time was 3.2 hours, and the patientswere satisfied with nursing. The average score was 4.7 points. Conclusions:According to the data records,the observation group using the trauma assessment grading nursing method has higher scores on the theory and skill assessment of the nursing staff than the control group using the traditional routine nursing method, with high patient care satisfaction scores. It shows that the use of graded nursing of trauma assessment in emergency trauma patients will produce good results, which is beneficial to both patients and hospitals, and is worthy of vigorous application and promotion

trauma assessment；graded nursing， emergency trauma；first aid