Psychological intervention in nursing practice and assessment carried out.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Psychological intervention in nursing practice and assessment carried out [Abstract] Objective To assess the patient’s psychological state during hospitalization, treatment, satisfaction, and explore psychological intervention in nursing practice, and improve quality of care to guide care. Multi-faceted approach to psychological intervention in nursing practice throughout. reliability of nursing staff to improve patient outcome and treatment in the process of active co-operation will have better preoperative mental capacity, patients have a more scientific self-care ability. Conclusion Psychological intervention in the conduct of nursing practice is conducive to harmonious relations between nurses and patients, improve treatment and quality of care. [Keywords:] psychological intervention; nursing practice By modern medicine “social - psychological - disease” model, medical attention should be paid not only the biological, physiological factors, such as trauma, surgery, due to the impact on patients, but also should pay attention to social, knowledge, psychological factors, such as lack of awareness, fear and anxiety for patients and the impact of the disease [1]. Anderson and other scholars believe that mental activity in patients with the disease the patient the feeling of response and medical personnel were imposed on the psychological impact will directly affect the treatment effect [2]. Some studies have shown: nursing intervention for patients can get the trust of patients to guide establish a correct understanding of the concept of the disease, and enhance the confidence to overcome the disease and self-care ability. Therefore, patients with multi-faceted psychological intervention in nursing work has become a very important job. Psychological intervention means the use of medical psychology nursing knowledge to a scientific attitude and appropriate ways, a better language for mental suffering of patients, psychologi