Journal of International Psychiatry

Objective Toinvestigateriskfactorsofhospitalacquiredinfectioninpatientsofpsychiatrydepartment To investigate risk factors of hospital acquired infection in patients of psychiatry departmentand nursing strategy. Methods Between January 2013 and July 2015 in our hospital 541 cases of hospitalized patientswith psychiatric department as the research object，accordingtowhetherhospitalizationhospital acquiredinfectioncan ，accordingtowhetherhospitalizationhospital acquiredinfectioncan according to whether hospitalization hospital acquired infection canbe divided into two groups：infectiongroup（ ：infectiongroup（ infection group（n=51 cases）andtheinfectiongroup（ ）andtheinfectiongroup（ and the infection group（n=490），comparedtwogroupsof ），comparedtwogroupsof compared two groups ofpatients with general clinical data，laboratoryexaminationindexesandrelevant differencesintreatment，andLogis- ，laboratoryexaminationindexesandrelevant differencesintreatment，andLogis- laboratory examination indexes and relevant differences in treatment，andLogis- ，andLogis- and Logis-tic regression analysis was used to study effects of psychiatric inpatients hospital acquired infection risk factors，and ，and andformulate relevant nursing strategy. Results The541casesof hospitalizedpatientswith51casesof hospital acquired The 541 cases of hospitalized patients with 51 cases of hospital acquiredinfection incidence（9.4％）；Singlefactoranalysissuggeststwogroupsinage，courseof thedisease，patientswith （9.4％）；Singlefactoranalysissuggeststwogroupsinage，courseof thedisease，patientswith 9.4％）；Singlefactoranalysissuggeststwogroupsinage，courseof thedisease，patientswith ％）；Singlefactoranalysissuggeststwogroupsinage，courseof thedisease，patientswith Single factor analysis suggests two groups in age，courseof thedisease，patientswith ，courseof thedisease，patientswith course of the disease，patientswith ，patientswith patients withdiabetes，hospitalizationdays，adversedrugreactions，serumalbumin<35g/L，invasiveoperation，thereisasta- ，hospitalizationdays，adversedrugreactions，serumalbumin<35g/L，invasiveoperation，thereisasta- hospitalization days，adversedrugreactions，serumalbumin<35g/L，invasiveoperation，thereisasta- ，adversedrugreactions，serumalbumin<35g/L，invasiveoperation，thereisasta- adverse drug reactions，serumalbumin<35g/L，invasiveoperation，thereisasta- ，serumalbumin<35g/L，invasiveoperation，thereisasta- serum albumin <35 g/L，invasiveoperation，thereisasta- ，invasiveoperation，thereisasta- invasive operation，thereisasta- ，thereisasta- there is a sta-tistically significant（P < 0.05）；MultiariableLogisticregressionanalysisoffinallyselectedage，courseofthedisease， ）；MultiariableLogisticregressionanalysisoffinallyselectedage，courseofthedisease， Multiariable Logistic regression analysis of finally selected age，courseofthedisease， ，courseofthedisease， course of the disease，diabetes，adversedrugreactions，serumalbumin<35g/L，invasiveoperationsareindependent riskfactorsof hospi- ，adversedrugreactions，serumalbumin<35g/L，invasiveoperationsareindependent riskfactorsof hospi- adverse drug reactions，serumalbumin<35g/L，invasiveoperationsareindependent riskfactorsof hospi- ，serumalbumin<35g/L，invasiveoperationsareindependent riskfactorsof hospi- serum albumin < 35 g/L，invasiveoperationsareindependent riskfactorsof hospi- ，invasiveoperationsareindependent riskfactorsof hospi- invasive operations are independent risk factors of hospi-tal acquired infection in patients with. Conclusion Psychiatricinpatientshospital acquiredinfectionaffectedbymany Psychiatric inpatients hospital acquired infection affected by manyfactors，suchshouldbepaidgreat attentiontointheclinical riskfactors，shouldactivelydevelopnursingintervention ，suchshouldbepaidgreat attentiontointheclinical riskfactors，shouldactivelydevelopnursingintervention such should be paid great attention to in the clinical risk factors，shouldactivelydevelopnursingintervention ，shouldactivelydevelopnursingintervention should actively develop nursing interventionstrategies related to the incidence of hospital infection.

Psychiatry；Hospitalized patients；Hospital acquired infection；Risk factors；Nursing