ABSTRACT
Objective To explore the role of graph-text-combined health education in dieting health education for patients with hematologic diseases. Methods About 56 patients with hematologic diseases hospitalized in February 2015 were assigned as the control group and another 57 patients with the same diseases during March to April 2015 as the experiment group. In the control group, routine dieting health education was done and in the latter the graph-text-combined health education was used for the dieting health education. The two groups were compared in view of recognition on dieting knowledge, dieting compliance and patient's satisfaction level. Result The recognition on dieting knowledge, dieting compliance and patient's satisfaction level were all higher those of that the control group (P<0.05). Conclusions The graph-text-combined health education can improve the recognition on dieting knowledge, dieting compliance and patient's satisfaction level when it is used in the health education for the patients with hematologic diseases. Therefore, it is worth clinically popularizing.