Objective: To evaluate the influence of personalized nursing services on Severe acute pancreatitis patients who undergoing therapeutic plasma exchange. Methods: 62 patients were invited to join our research, that they were diagnosed as severe acute pancreatitis from March 2016 to October 2019. We randomly assigned the participants to control group (n = 31) and a intervention group (n = 31). On the hand, the control group participants have traditional nursing services. On the other hand, we provided the personalized nursing services to the intervention group participants. The patients report related information that include serum biochemical indicators, Vital signs change, acute physiology and chronic health evaluation (APACHE II) and multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS). Result: Serum biochemical indices had great improvement was SCr (from 371.4±63.2 to 116.2±52.7 & from 879.3±139.4 to 395.7±135.4). Compare with control group and intervention, the intervention group patients had greater improvement in SCr and AMS, intervention group patients's improvement is about twice as great as control group patient’s. In vital signs change, the health status of patient is similar between control group and intervention group. In result of acute physiology and chronic health evaluation and multiple organ dysfunction syndrome, intervention group had better improvement in MODS domain, the influence of improvement is significant in the result. The MODS result of control group is worse than that of intervention group. Conclusion: The personalized nursing services provide great influence to reducing complications rate and treatment of speed. But the personalized nursing services only affect part of domains in the result, such as serum biochemical indices and MODS status.
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Personalized Nursing, Severe Acute Pancreatitis, Therapeutic Plasma Exchange
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abstract = {Objective: To evaluate the influence of personalized nursing services on Severe acute pancreatitis patients who undergoing therapeutic plasma exchange. Methods: 62 patients were invited to join our research, that they were diagnosed as severe acute pancreatitis from March 2016 to October 2019. We randomly assigned the participants to control group (n = 31) and a intervention group (n = 31). On the hand, the control group participants have traditional nursing services. On the other hand, we provided the personalized nursing services to the intervention group participants. The patients report related information that include serum biochemical indicators, Vital signs change, acute physiology and chronic health evaluation (APACHE II) and multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS). Result: Serum biochemical indices had great improvement was SCr (from 371.4±63.2 to 116.2±52.7 & from 879.3±139.4 to 395.7±135.4). Compare with control group and intervention, the intervention group patients had greater improvement in SCr and AMS, intervention group patients's improvement is about twice as great as control group patient’s. In vital signs change, the health status of patient is similar between control group and intervention group. In result of acute physiology and chronic health evaluation and multiple organ dysfunction syndrome, intervention group had better improvement in MODS domain, the influence of improvement is significant in the result. The MODS result of control group is worse than that of intervention group. Conclusion: The personalized nursing services provide great influence to reducing complications rate and treatment of speed. But the personalized nursing services only affect part of domains in the result, such as serum biochemical indices and MODS status.},
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