Application of Structured Health Education and Combined 5A Nursing Model in Self-control of Vulnerable Chronic Diseases: Take Coronary Heart Disease as an Example

Objective:To explore the intervention effect of the Structured Health Education course and 5A nursing model for self-control of elderly patients with coronary heart disease.Methods:Using the random sampling method,124 elderly CAD patients admitted to the First Affiliated Hospital of Bengbu Medical University were randomly divided into an experimental group and a control group.The control group line routine health education,experimental group take structured health education combined with 5A nursing before and after the intervention using a coronary heart disease assessment questionnaire,coronary heart disease self-control scale evaluation of two groups of intervention,compare two groups before and after intervention blood pressure,blood sugar,body mass index,lipid index level and complications within 8 months after discharge.Results:After the course intervention,the disease cognition and self-behavior of the experimental group were higher than that of the control group,and the differences were statistically significant(all P<0.1).Conclusion:This course is suitable for elderly patients with coronary heart disease.The 5A model improves the cognitive and management ability of elderly patients to a certain extent,which is worthy of clinical application.

Nursing Care of a Patient with Active Crohn’s Disease Complicated with Small Intestinal Obstruction

This study summarizes the nursing experience of a patient with active Crohn’s disease in the acute stage,complicated by small bowel obstruction.Key aspects of nursing include psychological response guidance during the active phase of Crohn’s disease,support before and after various gastroenteroscopy procedures and related reports,and self-monitoring guidance for symptoms such as intestinal obstruction combined with endoscopic mucosal ulcers.Using the 5A nursing model,nursing staff assessed the patient’s needs,provided targeted nursing recommendations in stages,implemented health behavior strategies,and offered continuous nursing care,including positive support for sexual health beliefs.These interventions helped the patient overcome psychological challenges,such as resistance to indwelling gastric tubes,and adopt healthy behaviors.After six weeks of follow-up through phone and WeChat consultations,the patient demonstrated significant improvement,including a weight gain of 15 kg.Various test results indicated normalized nutritional and inflammatory indexes,and the Crohn’s Disease Activity Index decreased by≥70 points.In conclusion,establishing a nursing team and applying the 5A nursing model to formulate detailed nursing diagnoses and interventions can significantly improve outcomes for patients with active Crohn’s disease complicated by small intestinal obstruction.