Progress of systematic psychological interventions in elderly patients with femoral fractures: A comprehensive review.

IF 3.9 4区医学 Q1 PSYCHIATRY

World Journal of Psychiatry Pub Date : 2024-11-19 DOI:10.5498/wjp.v14.i11.1623

Jin Li, Jing Hu, Qiong Zhang

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Abstract

This review aims to gain a deeper understanding of the psychological state of elderly patients with femoral fractures and provide more theoretical and practical support for clinical treatment and care. Through a literature analysis, we found that elderly patients with femoral fractures face various psychological issues such as anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, and social isolation. The application of systematic nursing interventions in clinical practice, including cognitive-behavioral therapy, mindfulness therapy, family therapy, art therapy, interpersonal therapy, emotion-focused therapy, and relaxation training, has yielded significant results. Systematic psychological interventions can improve the psychological state and quality of life of elderly patients with femoral fractures. Therefore, promoting the application and practice of systematic psychological interventions in the clinical care of elderly patients with fractures will provide more effective psychological services to a wider group of patients with fractures in the future.

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股骨骨折老年患者的系统性心理干预进展：综述。

本综述旨在深入了解老年股骨骨折患者的心理状态，为临床治疗和护理提供更多的理论和实践支持。通过文献分析，我们发现老年股骨骨折患者面临焦虑、抑郁、睡眠障碍、社会隔离等多种心理问题。在临床实践中应用认知行为疗法、正念疗法、家庭疗法、艺术疗法、人际关系疗法、情绪焦点疗法、放松训练等系统护理干预措施，取得了显著效果。系统的心理干预可以改善老年股骨骨折患者的心理状态和生活质量。因此，推动系统性心理干预在老年骨折患者临床护理中的应用和实践，将在未来为更多的骨折患者提供更有效的心理服务。

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