Contemporary Nursing

Objective: To explore the energy efficiency of personalized nursing in the nursing of children with allergic purpura. Methods: 62 children with allergic purpura admitted to our hospital were analyzed. After grouping them by double-blind method, 31 cases were included in the control group to implement routine nursing measures, and the other 31 cases were included in the analysis group to implement individualized nursing paths. The improvement of symptoms of the two groups of children was compared, and the time of joint pain, abdominal pain, bloody stool improvement, time of purpura subsidence, and hospitalization time were counted. The levels of inflammatory factors and treatment compliance were compared between the two groups before and after intervention. Results: The symptoms of the analysis group were improved better, and the purpura subsided faster and the hospital stay was shorter, which was significantly different from that of the control group, P<0.05; The levels of inflammatory factors in the two groups after intervention were lower than those before intervention, but it was more obvious in the analysis group, and the treatment compliance was as high as 93.55%, which was significantly different from 74.19% in the control group, P<0.05. Conclusion: Implementing individualized nursing path for children with allergic purpura not only helps to improve the symptoms of children, but also plays a positive role in reducing the inflammatory response of patients and improving treatment compliance.

allergic purpura; children; individualized care; inflammatory response