Evidence-based practice of oral care for stroke inpatients
WANG Qianbei
Abstract：Objective:To formulate and apply the best evidence-based practice scheme of oral care for stroke inpatients, standardize the oral care practice behavior of nursing staff, and improve the effect of oral care.Methods:Combining the best evidence and scenario analysis, the best evidence-based practice scheme and the standard nursing process of oral care for stroke inpatients were formed, and the evidence was applied to stroke inpatients in the neurology ward.The review team made 5 review indicators, conducted a baseline review of 35 nurses and 30 stroke inpatients, and conducted a second round of review 3 months after nurse training and clinical practice.Results:Two rounds of examination showed that 35 nurses received systematic oral care program training and the behavioral compliance rate increased from 11.43％～57.14％to 100.00％.The difference was statistically significant in oral health score between patients before and after the quality examination (P＜0.05).Conclusions:Evidence-based quality review programs could improve nurses′performance by the best evidence and effectively improve the oral care effect of stroke inpatients.
Keywords：cerebral apoplexyinpatientsoral careoral hygieneswallowing functionaspirationevidence-based practice
Publication Date：2019-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：6( 223-228 )