accident causes and nursing strategies of hospitalized elderly mental patients（事故原因和住院老年精神病人的护理策略）.docVIP

Accident causes and nursing strategies of hospitalized elderly mental patients Author: Xie Lingyu Swallow Linkoping [Abstract] Objective To analyze the risk factors for hospitalized elderly mental patient accidents, the Nursing Strategy hospital elderly during hospitalization in January 2008 June 2011 40 cases of elderly mental patients accident data retrospective analysis of the results of the accident: fall 17 cases, accounting for 42.5%, outside walk of nine cases, accounting for 22.5%, and his injury in six cases (15%), choking 6 cases (15%), self-injury in two cases, accounted for 5 percent of the conclusions to accurately assess the condition, the implementation of safety measures, attention to the condition observed, refined diet care, effective health education can reduce the occurrence of accidents. [Keywords:] accidents of elderly mental patients Nursing Strategy With the problem head of population aging benefits, elderly mental patients are increasing year by year, and old age mental health problems has been a cause for concern and attention [1]. Elderly mental patients not only the problems of elderly people in general, accompanied by thinking, behavior, will, affective disorder, and eliminate the security risks of the elderly mental patients during hospitalization, and is particularly important to reduce the occurrence of accidents. We analyzed 40 cases of hospitalized elderly psychiatric unexpected event, the corresponding care measures to reduce the accident occurred. And are reported below. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General data collection Psychogeriatric hospital inpatients occurred in January 2008 June 2011 40 cases of accident patients were 26 males and 14 females, age 60-92 years, mean age 65 + -7.7 years of age, diagnosis 20 cases of senile dementia, organic mental disorders 11 cases, three cases of bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, are consistent with the CCMD-3 diagnostic criteria which merged with cerebrovascular dis