ABSTRACT
Objective Explore Colaizzi′s 7-step analysis in patients with senile cataract surgery subjective feelings and provide a basis for formulating targeted interventions. Methods It was a phenomenological study,and a total of 21 cases were recruited and conducted with semi-structural interviews. Results Five themes were found including fear,discomfort,insecurity,eager to communicate,a strong sense of family support. Conclusions Importance to subjective feelings, after entering the operating room to strengthen communication with the patient, increase opponents cognition, is an important measure to reduce the psychological burden of patients. And evidence-based, and scenario training before the increase,using a variety of forms of education,help to reduce patient anxiety and fear and promote patient safety.