Analysis of psychological needs of oncology inpatients during hospitalization for going out no return and its nurs-ing interventions
Liu Qing’e
Xue Shuzhi
Abstract：Objective:through analyzing the psychological needs of oncology inpatients during hospitalization for going out no return,so as to seek for the comprehending nursing countermeasures and reduce the going out phenomenon and medical disputes.Methods:A self questionnaire survey was used in this study.The subjects of this study included A total of 180 oncology inpatients with going out behavior during hospitalization in depart-ment of Oncology in Shaanxi province people’s hospital from January 2014 to October 2014.Depending on the psychological needs,to explore the appropriate care measures for patients who didn’t not listen to persuasion and insisted on going out no return,design and use the inpatient going out agreement.Results:Qualitative analy-sis on the data from the questionnaires suggested that several psychological needs involved in the going out be-havior of oncology inpatients,including dependences on family members,a quiet and comfortable environment, sleep disorders,role change and adaptation,eager for a sense of security,dissatisfaction with the hospital diet and privacy protections.And the psychological needs of patients of all ages were different.Conclusion:Psycho-logical needs analysis of going out behavior of oncology inpatients during hospitalization is necessary and help-ful to seek for the effective nursing interventions.Individual nursing interventions would meet the psychological needs of the patients,reduce the medical disputes and security risks during hospitalization.
Keywords：internal medicine oncologygoing out no returnpsychological needsnursing intervention
Publication Date：2015-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：3( 1261-1263 )