Effect of interaction model of client health behavior on physical and mental health of flight personnel with ulcerative colitis
LIU Haiying
LIU Haixiang
HAO Qian
YANG Xiao
LIU Jishu
LIU Debao
WANG Xiuming
Abstract：Objective To find out about the physical and mental health of flight personnel with ulcerative colitis and to explore the influence of nursing intervention on the physical and mental health of flight personnel with ulcerative colitis under the guidance of IMCHB.Methods Cornell Medical Index(CMI)was used to investigate the physical and mental health of 47 cases of flight personnel with ulcerative colitis upon admission to and discharge from the hospital. Such interventions as psychological nursing, medication instructions, dietary guidance, close observation and health advice under the guidance of IMCHB. The average scores of each item of CMI, those of physical and psychological items and those of the eighteen factors ranging from A to R were compared.ResultsThe incidence of physical and mental symptoms among these 47 cases detected upon admission declined compared with the time of discharge and the difference was statistically significant. There was significant difference between the scores of Item D (the digestive system), Item L (habits), Item M (inadaptability), Item Q (anger) (P<0.001), Item I (fatigue) (P<0.05), and Item O (anxiety) (P<0.05).Conclusion The flight personnel with ulcerative colitis has different psychological and physical qualities. More attention should be paid to their well-being. The whole-process nursing interventions to the 47 cases of flight personnel with ulcerative colitis under the guidance of IMCHB have a positive effect on their physical and mental health by improving their quality of life and flight stamina.
Keywords：interaction model of client health behavioreulcerative colitiscornell medical indexaircrewnursing
Publication Date：2017-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：4( 80-83 )