Journal of International Psychiatry

Objective　Toanalysistheimprovingeffect of Clinical symptoms，severityof depressionandqual- To analysis the improving effect of Clinical symptoms，severityof depressionandqual- ，severityof depressionandqual- severity of depression and qual-ity of life with comprehensive nursing intervention in postpartum depression，andprovidereferenceforClinical Care. ，andprovidereferenceforClinical Care. and provide reference for Clinical Care.Methods　146patientswithpostpartumdepressioninhospitalfromwereselected，patentswere randomlydividedinto 146 patients with postpartum depression in hospital from were selected，patentswere randomlydividedinto ，patentswere randomlydividedinto patents were randomly divided intostudy group and control group，control grouppatientsweretakencareof general care，studygrouppatientsweretaken ，control grouppatientsweretakencareof general care，studygrouppatientsweretaken control group patients were taken care of general care，studygrouppatientsweretaken ，studygrouppatientsweretaken study group patients were takencare of comprehensive nursing intervention，thedegreeof depressionandqualityof lifeof patientswerecompared. ，thedegreeof depressionandqualityof lifeof patientswerecompared. the degree of depression and quality of life of patients were compared.Results　Afternursing，theSDSandSASscoresofthetwogroupsweredecreased，StudypatientsSDSscore（37.20± After nursing，theSDSandSASscoresofthetwogroupsweredecreased，StudypatientsSDSscore（37.20± ，theSDSandSASscoresofthetwogroupsweredecreased，StudypatientsSDSscore（37.20± the SDS and SAS scores of the two groups were decreased，StudypatientsSDSscore（37.20± ，StudypatientsSDSscore（37.20± Study patients SDS score （37.20± （37.20± 37.20±23.64），SASscore（33.26±16.37）careoneweeksweresignificantlylowerthanthecontrol groupSDSscore（45.23± ），SASscore（33.26±16.37）careoneweeksweresignificantlylowerthanthecontrol groupSDSscore（45.23± SAS score （33.26±16.37）careoneweeksweresignificantlylowerthanthecontrol groupSDSscore（45.23± （33.26±16.37）careoneweeksweresignificantlylowerthanthecontrol groupSDSscore（45.23± 33.26±16.37）careoneweeksweresignificantlylowerthanthecontrol groupSDSscore（45.23± ）careoneweeksweresignificantlylowerthanthecontrol groupSDSscore（45.23± care one weeks were significantly lower than the control group SDS score （45.23± （45.23± 45.23±21.61），SASscore（43.29±26.33）， ），SASscore（43.29±26.33）， SAS score （43.29±26.33）， （43.29±26.33）， 43.29±26.33）， ），P <0.05.Two groups of patients quality of life scores was significantly improved，P <0.05，thestudygrouppatientsqualityoflifescore（89.97±13.28）wassignificantlyhigherthancontrolgroup（72.36 ，thestudygrouppatientsqualityoflifescore（89.97±13.28）wassignificantlyhigherthancontrolgroup（72.36 the study group patients quality of life score （89.97±13.28）wassignificantlyhigherthancontrolgroup（72.36 （89.97±13.28）wassignificantlyhigherthancontrolgroup（72.36 89.97±13.28）wassignificantlyhigherthancontrolgroup（72.36 ）wassignificantlyhigherthancontrolgroup（72.36 was significantly higher than control group （72.36 （72.36 72.36±16.27）， ），P <0.05.Social support patient study group （42.35±3.29）andnursingsatisfaction（98.62±2.3）were （42.35±3.29）andnursingsatisfaction（98.62±2.3）were 42.35±3.29）andnursingsatisfaction（98.62±2.3）were ）andnursingsatisfaction（98.62±2.3）were and nursing satisfaction （98.62±2.3）were （98.62±2.3）were 98.62±2.3）were ）were weresignificantly higher than control group degree of social support （35.22±3.58）andnursingsatisfaction（88.67±2.8）， （35.22±3.58）andnursingsatisfaction（88.67±2.8）， 35.22±3.58）andnursingsatisfaction（88.67±2.8）， ）andnursingsatisfaction（88.67±2.8）， and nursing satisfaction （88.67±2.8）， （88.67±2.8）， 88.67±2.8）， ），P <0.05. Conclusion　Postpartumdepressionpatient careintegratednursinginterventioncansignificantlyimprovethe Postpartum depression patient care integrated nursing intervention can significantly improve thedegree of depression，qualityoflife，haspromotionalvalue. ，qualityoflife，haspromotionalvalue. quality of life，haspromotionalvalue. ，haspromotionalvalue. has promotional value.

Postpartum depression；Comprehensive nursing intervention；Quality of life