A study on the awareness and demand of the knowledge on the postoperative rehabilitation of patients with orthopedic surgery:a multi-center registration study
L Yan-wei
WU Xin-bao
HOU Shu-xun
ZHOU Mou-wang
LIU Bo
GUO Xian-feng
CAO Qi-yong
LI Chun-de
XUE Qing-yun
MA Yuan-zheng
MA Hua-song
XIE Yu-xiao
HAI Yong
ZHU Jia-liang
LI Tao
WANG Zi-yun
JIANG Yu
YU Zheng-rong
LI Da-wei
LU Ming
DUAN Ya-jing
YAN Wang-yu
Abstract：Objective To explore the awareness of the knowledge on the rehabilitation after the operation and the demand of rehabilitation of patients with orthopedic surgery, providing data support for efifcient health education design. Methods A cross-sectional study was conducted in 9 tertiary hospitals in Beijing area, and 850 patients were selected.Results In all 817 research cases, 405 ( 49.6% ) were male and 412 ( 50.4% ) were female. The awareness rate of rehabilitation knowledge was 52.26%, while it was statistical signiifcant in populations with different education levels ( χ2= 9.968,P= 0.041 ). The awareness rate of the graduate and the group above ( 80.00% ) was higher than those from college ( 52.52% ), high school ( 52.74% ), junior high school and the group below ( 47.04% ) ( χ2 = 4.135, 4.089, 6.199;P = 0.042, 0.043, 0.013 ). The differences of the awareness rate among different surgical parts were statistically signiifcant ( χ2 = 10.612,P = 0.014 ). The rate in patients with lumbar degeneration ( 55.61% ) was higher than the fracture group in other parts ( 42.86% ) ( χ2 = 9.280,P = 0.002 ). In the 817 cases, 72.09% need professional <br> rehabilitation and functional training and 12.48% need psychological support.Conclusions This study provides baseline data for the orthopedic rehabilitation. The awareness rate is low while the demand rate is high, particularly for the psychological support. It is necessary to strengthen the health education of orthopedic patients.
Keywords：RehabilitationMulticenter studyHealth educationData collectionQuestionnaires
Publication Date：2016-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：4( 205-208 )