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Discuss the impact of general practice nursing on the lives of patients with chronic diseases
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Abstract
This article provides an in-depth discussion of the impact of general practice nursing on the lives of patients with chronic diseases. General Nursing is an integrated model of care that encompasses health, prevention, rehabilitation and nursing, focusing on the patient's overall health and long-term care needs. Patients with chronic diseases often face physiological, psychological, social and economic challenges, such as decreased physiological function, frequent psychological problems, impaired social skills, and increased economic burden. General practice nursing actively improves the physiological health of patients by regularly monitoring physiological indicators, providing pain management and comfort improvement, and preventing complications. At the same time, it also provides psychological counseling, emotion regulation training, and helps patients build a positive mindset. In addition, general practice nursing focuses on the involvement of family members, the use of community resources, and the enhancement of social support for patients. Economically, general practice reduces the burden on patients by reducing the number of hospitalizations and improving the efficiency of medical resource utilization. In summary, general practice nursing has a positive impact on the lives of people with chronic diseases and helps to improve their quality of life.
Keywords
general nursing, patients with chronic diseases, life, effect
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Lin,C. (2025). Discuss the impact of general practice nursing on the lives of patients with chronic diseases. Journal of Clinical Technology and Theory,2,24-28.
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