Application of intelligent nursing system based on big data in maintenance hemodialysis patients.

Maintenance hemodialysis (MHD) is one of the most important renal replacement therapies for patients with end-stage renal disease. However, long-term and frequent treatment not only damages the physiological functions of patients but also leads to serious economic burdens and mental stress. This can easily cause a series of psychological disorders in patients, resulting in severe rejection and fear of MHD. To reduce patient resistance and improve the quality of life of MHD, this article built an intelligent nursing system based on big data and then used the constructed intelligent nursing system to research MHD. Through experiments, it has been found that compared to self-efficacy intervention, intelligent nursing systems can control the concurrent rate of MHD patients below 14 %, and self-efficacy intervention methods can control the concurrent rate of MHD patients above 13 %. Moreover, using intelligent nursing systems can improve the ability of MHD patients to self-care. At the same time, before the use of intelligent nursing systems, the nursing satisfaction of MHD patients also varied greatly, with the overall satisfaction rate after use being 70 % higher than before. Using intelligent nursing systems can improve the satisfaction of MHD patients with nursing outcomes.

Use of At-Breast Supplementers to Facilitate Feeding Solely at the Breast for Infants with Retrognathia: Two Case Studies.

Objective: Infants with significant retrognathia often have difficulty forming a latch adequate to establish exclusive breastfeeding. This article describes the use of at-breast supplementers (ABSs) to facilitate extended breastfeeding relationships, even when supplementation is necessary for growth. Methods: Two cases are described where infants with severe retrognathia initially struggled with weight gain necessitating supplementation but were able to ultimately exclusively feed at-breast with the use of ABSs. Results: While the two cases differed in the form of supplemental milk used and duration of ABS use, both dyads breastfed for beyond 2 years. Conclusions: Feeding solely at the breast and subsequent extended breastfeeding may be possible even for infants who require supplementation, including those with anatomical or functional challenges such as retrognathia. The ABS is a relatively simple system that may be beneficial for difficulties such as poor latch and low milk supply. More awareness and education is needed so that clinicians consider supporting dyads with this approach.

Construction of Hospice Care Evaluation System for Terminally Ill Patients in ICU.

Background: Terminally ill patients can benefit from hospice care, which specifically addresses the needs of patients and families affected by terminal illness. However, there is a lack of standardized evaluation criteria to assess the quality of hospice care for terminally ill patients in the ICU, and it is impossible to evaluate the service quality of hospice care. To use the Delphi method to construct a hospice care system for terminally ill patients in ICU that meets clinical needs, and to provide theoretical support for nursing decision-making of terminally ill patients in clinical ICU. Methods: Obtain relevant literatures by entering specific key words into the database, the hospice care nursing system for terminally ill patients in ICU was preliminarily drawn up by literature analysis, and 24 experts in this field were consulted for 3 rounds by Delphi method to discuss the development status of hospice care and finally establish the hospice care nursing system. Results: In the three rounds of letter inquiries, the positive coefficients of experts were all high, the expert authority coefficient (Cr) were 0.864, 0.849, 0.832, and the expert opinion coordination coefficient(W) were 0.186, 0.319, 0.224; The system includes 8 first-level indicators, 27 second-level indicators and 9 third-level indicators. Conclusion: In this study, three rounds of Delphi consultation methods were used to construct an evaluation index system for the nursing quality of hospice care for ICU patients. The evaluation indicators formulated closely focus on the physiological and psychological characteristics of ICU patients, which can provide a better reference for ICU patients with advanced life in the future.

Brief Discussion on Humanistic Nursing / 中国医学伦理学

Humanistic nursing is the basic form of contemporary nursing, the implementation of biological, psychological and social medical model in nursing, and a brand-new nursing theory system and nursing practice system. Humanistic nursing is rooted in contemporary nursing practice in China, and it is the most basic feature and development trend of contemporary nursing development. The novelty of humanistic nursing concept lies in that it is the basic concept of contemporary nursing, the academic feature of contemporary nursing, the value pursuit of contemporary nursing workers, the clinical nursing practice of caring for patients, and the basic guarantee for implementing the construction of Healthy China in the nursing field. The newness of humanistic nursing theory lies in that its connotation is a generalization of the basic nature of contemporary nursing, and its extension includes contemporary nursing theory, nursing system, nursing personnel training, nursing management, clinical nursing and other fields.

Impact of an Electronic Medical Record-Connected Questionnaire on Efficient Nursing Documentation: Usability and Efficacy Study.

BACKGROUND: Documentation tasks comprise a large percentage of nurses' workloads. Nursing records were partially based on a report from the patient. However, it is not a verbatim transcription of the patient's complaints but a type of medical record. Therefore, to reduce the time spent on nursing documentation, it is necessary to assist in the appropriate conversion or citation of patient reports to professional records. However, few studies have been conducted on systems for capturing patient reports in electronic medical records. In addition, there have been no reports on whether such a system reduces the time spent on nursing documentation. OBJECTIVE: This study aims to develop a patient self-reporting system that appropriately converts data to nursing records and evaluate its effect on reducing the documenting burden for nurses. METHODS: An electronic medical record-connected questionnaire and a preadmission nursing questionnaire were administered. The questionnaire responses entered by the patients were quoted in the patient profile for inpatient assessment in the nursing system. To clarify its efficacy, this study examined whether the use of the electronic questionnaire system saved the nurses' time entering the patient profile admitted between August and December 2022. It also surveyed the usability of the electronic questionnaire between April and December 2022. RESULTS: A total of 3111 (78%) patients reported that they answered the electronic medical questionnaire by themselves. Of them, 2715 (88%) felt it was easy to use and 2604 (85%) were willing to use it again. The electronic questionnaire was used in 1326 of 2425 admission cases (use group). The input time for the patient profile was significantly shorter in the use group than in the no-use group (P<.001). Stratified analyses showed that in the internal medicine wards and in patients with dependent activities of daily living, nurses took 13%-18% (1.3 to 2 minutes) less time to enter patient profiles within the use group (both P<.001), even though there was no difference in the amount of information. By contrast, in the surgical wards and in the patients with independent activities of daily living, there was no difference in the time to entry (P=.50 and P=.20, respectively), but there was a greater amount of information in the use group. CONCLUSIONS: The study developed and implemented a system in which self-reported patient data were captured in the hospital information network and quoted in the nursing system. This system contributes to improving the efficiency of nurses' task recordings.

Responding to COVID-19: Establishing a nursing system that is appropriate for the new post-epidemic era.

Hospitals that admit patients with COVID-19 face the challenge of not only dealing with these patients but also balancing normal medical care and hospital management to cope with the challenges posed by the new post-epidemic era. Over the past two years of responding to COVID-19 as a front-line clinical nurse, my colleagues and I have fully appreciated the need to establish a nursing system that is appropriate for the new post-epidemic era. The following four aspects should be emphasized: i) the continuation of thorough infection control measures; ii) exploring new approaches to training for new recruits; iii) ensuring nursing workforce and improving the nursing capacity to cope with patients critically ill with COVID-19; and iv) teamwork and team care to provide nurses with timely psychological assistance.

The Finger Feeding Method and Relactation.

BACKGROUND: Breastfeeding is one of the most important factors ensuring the healthy growth and development of babies. Preterm babies, babies with metabolic, neurological, or developmental delays, babies separated from their mothers for any reason, and adopted babies need alternative feeding methods. This study was carried out to investigate the effect of the finger feeding (FF) method on relactation. METHOD: In this retrospective study, infants who were admitted to the Istanbul Medipol University breastfeeding counseling clinic between January 2020 and June 2021 and were recommended to be fed with finger feeding were evaluated. Gender, gestation, mode of delivery, birth weight, age, cause for admission, feeding type, breastfeeding starting time, finger feeding time, and breastfeeding duration of the cases were recorded from the counseling forms. RESULTS: Of 41 babies, 29.3% were girls and 70.7% were boys, and 82.9% were term. Seventeen (41.5%) were born with spontaneous vaginal delivery and 24 (58.5%) with a cesarean section. The most common reason for admission was found to be the inability to latch. While 30 (73.2%) of the babies fed with finger feeding were able to suck, nine babies continued to be fed with a bottle, one baby with a spoon, and one baby with a supplemental nursing system (SNS). The breastfeeding starting time was 23.1 ± 27.5 (1-100) days. CONCLUSION: The finger feeding method is an effective alternative feeding method for successful breastfeeding. There is a need for studies to be conducted with more babies, both preterm and term, in this regard.

Effects of Oral Stimulation and Supplemental Nursing System on the Transition Time to Full Breast of Mother and Sucking Success in Preterm Infants: A Randomized Controlled Trial.

This study aimed to investigate the effect of oral stimulation and a supplemental nursing system on the time to full maternal breastfeeding and sucking success in preterm infants. The sample consisted of 70 preterm babies. Oral motor stimulation and a supplemental nursing system were applied to the preterm infants in the experimental group, while no intervention was applied to those in the control group. Significant differences were found between the two groups concerning transition time to oral feeding, transition weight, transition time to full maternal breast, discharge age, duration, and weight, LATCH mean scores, continuing to suck in the first month after discharge, and weight averages. Oral stimulation and a supplemental nursing system shortened the transition period to oral feeding and full breastfeeding, increased breastfeeding rates and the sustainability of breastfeeding, and did not affect the period of discharge and vital signs during feeding in preterm babies.

Effect of family support nursing system on continuous nursing of home recuperation after symptomatic internal carotid artery occlusion symptomatic internal carotid artery occlusion intervention / 中国实用护理杂志

Objective@#To observe the role of family support nursing system in the continuous care of patients with home rest and recuperation after symptomatic internal carotid artery occlusion (SICAO) intervention.@*Methods@#Selecting patients with SICAO interventional procedures from August 2015 to July 2017, According to the continuous nursing method during the rest period, they were divided into the control group and the research group, with 45 cases in each group. The control group underwent routine continuous nursing intervention, and the study group implemented continuous nursing intervention based on the family support nursing system. The modified Rankin Scale (mRS) score, Barthel Index (BI) score, and Comprehension Social Support Scale (PSSS) scores were compared between the 2 groups at discharge and at 6 months of care intervention. The compliance of the two groups was compared at 2 weeks and 6 months, and the complications of the 2 groups were compared between 2 weeks and 6 months.@*Results@#There were no significant differences in the scores of mRS, BI and PSSS between the two groups at the time of discharge (P>0.05).When the nursing intervention is 6 months,mRS, BI score and PSSS scores, the research team is(1.54±0.23), (68.36±7.15), (23.75±2.36), (45.34±5.63), (69.09±7.12), the control group was(1.96±0.25), (61.33±6.70), (21.33±2.62), (41.15±4.71), (62.48±6.12), the study group was superior to the control group, and the difference was statistically significant (t=-8.294-5.182, P<0.05).The treatment adherence rate of the study group at 2 and 6 months was82.22%(37/45), 93.33%(42/45). Higher than the control group 57.78%(26/45), 64.44%(29/45). The difference was statistically significant(χ2=6.402, 11.275, P<0.05). The complication rate of the study group intervention from 2 weeks to 6 months2.22%(1/45). Lower than the control group13.33% (6/45). The difference was statistically significant (χ2=87.333, P<0.05).@*Conclusions@#Continuing nursing intervention based on family support nursing system can significantly improve the neurological function of patients after SICAO intervention, comprehend family and social support, improve daily living ability and treatment compliance, and reduce complications.

Implementing a nursing systems framework in a developing country.

AIM: To test the effect on patient mortality of implementing a nursing systems framework across a national health system. BACKGROUND: There have been five previous observational studies that have tested the effect of a nursing systems framework on clinical outcomes for patients. Implementation of a nursing systems framework in the health system of a developing country has not been evaluated. DESIGN: Quasi-experimental (before and after) study. METHOD: A nursing systems framework consisting of six themes: (i) Professionalisation; (ii) Education; (iii) Structure; (iv) Quality of nursing care; (v) An academic health system; and (vi) Communication (Professional), was implemented across the national health system of Qatar in March 2015. Routine administrative data were extracted (March 2014-February 2016) for elective admissions. Our primary and secondary outcomes were, respectively, all cause mortality at discharge and readmission to hospital (within 28 days of discharge). We split the data into two time periods: before (March 2014-February 2015) and after (March 2015-February 2016) the implementation of the nursing systems framework. Multivariable regression modelling was used to examine the effect of the framework on patient mortality, after adjusting for key confounding variables (patient age, episode acuity, intensive care admission and length of stay). FINDINGS: Data were extracted for 318 548 patients (year 1 = 130 829; year 2 = 187 725). After adjusting for confounding, there was a significant association between the implementation of the nursing systems framework, mortality and readmission. CONCLUSION AND IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING POLICY AND PRACTICE: Our observations suggest that the implementation of a nursing systems framework may be important in improving outcomes for patients in emerging health systems.

Nurses' evaluation of the constitution of current grading nursing system / 中国实用护理杂志

Objective To understand the nurses' evaluation of current grading nursing system.Methods Self-questionnaire was designed and used to investigate 141 clinical nurses coming from three general hospitals sampled conveniently.Results (1)Clinical nurses lacked in-depth study of grading nursing instruction principle;(2)Doctors and nurses lacked the cooperation during the process of identifying the level of care;(3)Level of care was not consistent with the patients' condition and self-care ability;(4)Disease inspection and primary care were not consistent with patients' level of care;(5)Health guidance and mental nursing couldn't meet the actual needs of patients;(6)Senior nurses' evaluation of the implementation of grading nursing was lower than Junior nurses; (7)Clinical nurses held positive attitudes to nurses and patients participating in grading nursing.Conclusions Nurses thought poorly of grading nursing system in operation,it was necessary to improve the content of principles about grading nursing manner,health instruction and psychological nursing,and implement grading nursing system correctly.It was also important to take patients' willingness of participating in care into account.

Desenvolvimento do trato digestivo de bezerros leiteiros criados em sistema de aleitamento fracionado / Development of the digestive tract of dairy calves reared in a fractionated nursing system

To evaluate the effect of the fractionated nursing system in rumen development were used 12 Holstein calves, with an initial body weight average of 37.0 kg, individually maintained in holding pens. Conventional treatment was made with four liters of milk daily, during 60 days and fractionated nursing was composed by six liters from the 6th until 25th day, four liters of 26 to 45 and two liters from 46 to 59 days of life. Besides that liquid diet, Cynodon sp. hay, water and mineral supplement were freely offered. Food consumption was monitored daily. The animals were weighted weekly at morning, after the delivery of liquid diet. At 60 days, the calves were euthanized and the digestive system was weighted and rumen papillae were microscopically measured. The nursing system did not interfere significantly in concentrate, hay and total dry matter intake. In contrast, fractionated nursing resulted in higher body weight at 60 days and significant increase in absolute weight of digestive tract, rumen-reticulum, omasum and intestines, so as relative weight of omasum, intestines and mitotic index of ruminal papillae. The fractionated nursing system may be a feeding alternative to improve the rumen development and of calves.

Para avaliar o efeito do sistema de aleitamento fracionado no desenvolvimento ruminal de bezerros leiteiros holandeses, foram utilizados 12 animais, com peso corporal inicial médio de 37,0 kg, alojados individualmente em baias. O tratamento convencional constituiu-se de quatro litros de leite diários durante 60 dias e o fracionado, de seis litros do 6º ao 25º dia; quatro litros dos dias 26 a 45 e dois litros de 46 a 59 dias de vida, além de concentrado, feno de Cynodon sp., água e suplemento mineral, oferecidos livremente. O consumo dos alimentos foi monitorado diariamente e os animais, pesados semanalmente, após o fornecimento da dieta líquida, pela manhã. Aos 60 dias de vida, os animais foram abatidos e realizaram-se pesagens do trato digestivo e medidas histológicas das papilas ruminais. O sistema de aleitamento não interferiu significativamente no consumo de concentrado, de feno, de matéria seca total e no peso corporal final vazio. O aleitamento fracionado resultou em maior peso corporal final, pesos absolutos do trato digestivo, do ruminorretículo, do omaso e dos intestinos, de pesos relativos do omaso e dos intestinos e maior índice mitótico das papilas ruminais. O sistema de aleitamento fracionado pode ser alternativa para melhorar o desenvolvimento ruminal e o desempenho de bezerros.

Nursing safety intervention mechanism of safety management effect observation in the operating room / 中国医学装备

Objective: To study the nursing safety of early intervention in the operation safety of significance and value. Methods: structural system safety nursing intervention system and nursing intervention group, strengthen the safety of surgery nursing process, positive structure risk intervention, safe and harmonious care system, and the communication with patients to guide nursing needs initiative requirements, in bad or accident occurs to timely summary and analysis, and make corresponding rules and regulations timely make up and change. Results:the study enthusiasm of nursing personnel was improved, and the service quality and prevent error ability was strengthened, safety and legal consciousness have been strengthened, and the operating process and system more standard, accident incidence reduced significantly, and increase patients satisfaction. Conclusion:be a timely reasonable safety prevention and effective nursing in the operation security urgent.

Application study of construction of grading nursing care by physician-nurse cooperation decision-making in general hospital / 中国实用护理杂志

Objective To discuss the influence of grading nursing care by physician-nurse cooperation decision-making on the quality of patient care and disease outcomes,and evaluate the application feasibility of nursing core system in this nursing mode.Methods 379 patients were admitted to departments of orthopedics and endocrinology from two hospital areas of our hospital from January 2011 to January 2012.Patients were divided into two groups according to nursing process.Patients who were given conventional grading nursing were set as the routine group,and patients receiving physician-nurse collaboration grading nursing were set as the collaboration group.The nursing quality and nursing efficiency,and the disease outcome of patients were compared between the two groups.Results The quality of care,the qualified rate of care plan implementation,the coverage rate of health education of patients and the patient satisfaction rate were higher in the collaboration group than those in the routine group.The performing rate of doctor's orders,the awareness rate of patient disease,the average length of hospital stay,compliance of medical orders and re-admission rate of patients with the same or a related disease within three months were significantly different between two groups.The collaboration group improved the matching degree of nursing grade with disease condition,understanding of professional knowledge,recording of nursing records,deficient nursing process,and communication ability of life knowledge,compared with those of the routine group.Conchusions Nursing grading mode by physician-nurse collaboration decision-making can obviously improve the defmition of grading nursing and the general treatment effect of patients,it significantly improved the quality of grading nursing.

"Research of influencing factors on the implementation of ""general hospital guiding principles of nursing classification (trial)""" / 中国实用护理杂志

Objective To explore the influencing factors of the implementation of general hospital guiding principles of nursing classification (trial) in clinical nursing work.Methods 152 nurses and 143 doctors were selected from three 3A-level hospitals in Changchun and were investigated with self-designed questionnaires,and the data were statistically analyzed.Results The first three influencing factors were the responsibility,quantity and basic qualities of nurses.Grading nursing standards,leadership value degree and the differences of disease had lower influencing degree.There were cognitive differences between nurses and doctors on the influencing factors on implementation of the principle.Conclusions To improve execution of the principles,the cognition of doctors and nurses on the principles must be unified.Increasing nurses' basic quality and responsibility and carrying out effective human resources management are very useful.

A satisfação do paciente idoso com relação ao modelo de assistência de enfermagem baseado no Sistema Primary Nursing / The elderly patient satisfaction with respect to the model of nursing care based on Primary Nursing System

A partir do aumento da longevidade e das doenças crônicas degenerativas -acontecimentos que se podem constatar a olhos vistos na atualidade – como decorrência, pode-se verificar, em muito maior número de idosos, a questão do declínio funcional. A hospitalização em enfermarias geriátricas faz com que esta seja entendida como um lugar de fragilidade, tanto física quanto emocional. Tem-se, nos profissionais de enfermagem, aqueles que prestam assistência à saúde e à recuperação do paciente. No Sistema de Enfermagem apresentado neste artigo - o Sistema Primary Nursing - encontramos um método de assistência voltado ao acompanhamento de um paciente por um mesmo profissional desde o adendo de internação até a alta, tornando-se esse profissional o centro de comunicação do quadro clínico do respectivo paciente. Nesta pesquisa se procurou estudar a relação afetiva entre equipe de enfermagem e paciente hospitalizado. Concluiu-se, dessa relação, que o cuidado individualizado favorece as necessidades integrais de um paciente, contribuindo para uma melhor recuperação e satisfação desse paciente em situação de internação hospitalar.(AU)

With increasing longevity and chronic degenerative diseases which may be accompanied today is possible to realize a functional decline in older adults. The hospital stay in geriatric wards is seen as a place of weakness, both physical and emotional. It has been in the nursing professionals, those who provide health care and patient recovery, System of Nursing which is presented in this paper, the Primary Nursing System, we find a method of follow-up care back to the same professional from the addendum admission to discharge, where it becomes the communications center ofher condition. In this research we studied the affective relationship between a nursing team and the patient hospitalized. We conclude then, that promotes individualized care needs of the whole patient, contributing to a better recovery and patient satisfaction in a hospital situation.(AU)

A satisfação do paciente idoso com relação ao modelo de assistência de enfermagem baseado no Sistema Primary Nursing / The elderly patient satisfaction with respect to the model of nursing care based on Primary Nursing System

A partir do aumento da longevidade e das doenças crônicas degenerativas -acontecimentos que se podem constatar a olhos vistos na atualidade – como decorrência, pode-se verificar, em muito maior número de idosos, a questão do declínio funcional. A hospitalização em enfermarias geriátricas faz com que esta seja entendida como um lugar de fragilidade, tanto física quanto emocional. Tem-se, nos profissionais de enfermagem, aqueles que prestam assistência à saúde e à recuperação do paciente. No Sistema de Enfermagem apresentado neste artigo - o Sistema Primary Nursing - encontramos um método de assistência voltado ao acompanhamento de um paciente por um mesmo profissional desde o adendo de internação até a alta, tornando-se esse profissional o centro de comunicação do quadro clínico do respectivo paciente. Nesta pesquisa se procurou estudar a relação afetiva entre equipe de enfermagem e paciente hospitalizado. Concluiu-se, dessa relação, que o cuidado individualizado favorece as necessidades integrais de um paciente, contribuindo para uma melhor recuperação e satisfação desse paciente em situação de internação hospitalar...

With increasing longevity and chronic degenerative diseases which may be accompanied today is possible to realize a functional decline in older adults. The hospital stay in geriatric wards is seen as a place of weakness, both physical and emotional. It has been in the nursing professionals, those who provide health care and patient recovery, System of Nursing which is presented in this paper, the Primary Nursing System, we find a method of follow-up care back to the same professional from the addendum admission to discharge, where it becomes the communications center ofher condition. In this research we studied the affective relationship between a nursing team and the patient hospitalized. We conclude then, that promotes individualized care needs of the whole patient, contributing to a better recovery and patient satisfaction in a hospital situation...

Influence of hierarchical full-responsibility nursing system on health education effect of inpatients / 中国实用护理杂志

Objective To improve the effects of health education(HE)and satisfaction degree on HE of inpatients by executing hierarchical full-responsibility nursing. Methods Fourteen wards were randomly chosen form the hospital and divided into the control group and the experimental group, each group having 7 wards. The control group carried out routine holistic nursing model, and the experimental group carried out a new hierarchical full-responsibility nursing system. Reforming nursing scheduling and diminishing the nursing unit to assure that the patients acquired the continous and stable nursing service when they were in hospital. The effect and the degree of satisfaction of HE were compared between two groups after 6 months. Results The effects of HE in the experimental group were significantly better than those in the control group, and the degree of satisfaction on HE in the experimental group was much higher than in the control group. Conclusions The hierarchical full-responsibility nursing system can give patients systematic and normalized HE. It can significantly improve the effects and the degree of satisfaction on HE.