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Objective To explore the effectiveness of intervention measure intergrated health education, positive reinforcement behavioral therapy, music therapy and exercise on the negative symptoms in the inpatient with schizophrenia. Methods Sixty waning inpatients with schizophrenia were randomly divided into intergral in-tervention group(30 cases) and control group (30 people). The intergral intervention group were treated with health education, positive reinforcement behavioral therapy, music therapy and exercise, that lasted 8 weeks, and control group received ordinary rehabilitation treatment. The effectiveness of the measures were evaluated by scale for the Assessment of Nagative Symptoms (SANS) and IPROS scales before and after the intergral intervention. Results The scores of SANS and IPROS in the intergral intervention group were significant lower than those in the control group after the intergral intervention[43.68±20. 11,61.37±29.43;18.09±7.60,26.62±13.48; P<0.01], while the scores showed no difference before the intergral intervention [60.42±20.83,64.47±29.45;36.81±10.47,36.67±10.84; P>0.05]. Conclusions The intervention intergrated health education, positive reinforcement behavioral therapy, music therapy and exercise could improve negative symptoms and social function of the inpatient with schizophrenia.