Efficacy of SBAR combined with CICAR Communication Mode in Enhancing CT Hydration Effect and Nursing Satisfaction in Elderly Patients with Low Education.
Fang Xiang, You Xia, Bingchan Xie, Huan Huang · PubMed · 2023
Objective: To explore the effect of nurse-patient communication using the SBAR and CICAR communication mode on CT hydration effectiveness and nursing satisfaction in elderly patients with low education. Methods: From December 2020 to April 2023, 120 elderly patients with low education who underwent chest examinations in our hospital's imaging department were selected. Divide into an observation group and a control group using clinical randomized controlled trial design principles. Both groups of patients received the same diagnosis and treatment plan and nursing measures during hospitalization. The control group received traditional nursing care, while the observation group used the SBAR combined with CICAR communication template for nurse patient communication. After completing all intervention measures, the patient's state anxiety level and satisfaction with nursing work were re evaluated, and the enhanced CT examination status, enhanced CT examination knowledge awareness, psychological status, and their impact relationship were compared between the two groups of patients. Results: The heart rate, preparation time, examination time, anxiety score, depression score, and satisfaction of the observation group were better than those of the control group during examination, with statistical significance (P < .05); The scores related to the understanding of enhanced CT examination, preparation and precautions before the examination, proper posture during the examination, and post-examination precautions in the observation group were significantly higher than those in the control group (P < .05). The understanding of CT examination knowledge has a negative impact on the CT examination status and psychological state (P < .05), and the hydration effect of enhanced CT in patients (P < .05). Conclusion: Nurse-patient communication using the SBAR and CICAR communication mode improved CT hydration effectiveness and nursing satisfaction in elderly patients with low education. This mode enhanced patient understanding, preparation, and adherence to CT examination protocols, leading to better outcomes and reduced anxiety and depression levels.