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Construction of a home-based rehabilitation nursing program integrating traditional Chinese and Western medicine for stroke patients based on mobile health.

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Titel: Construction of a home-based rehabilitation nursing program integrating traditional Chinese and Western medicine for stroke patients based on mobile health.
Autoren: Xu, Yan, Yan, Zheng, Ye, Menghua, Huang, Xinrui, Huang, Luyi, Xu, Min
Quelle: Frontiers in Neurology; 2025, p1-11, 11p
Schlagwörter: STROKE patients, MOBILE health, NURSING education, CHINESE medicine, MEDICAL practice, EVIDENCE-based psychology, EVIDENCE-based medicine, HOME rehabilitation
Abstract: Objective: To construct a home-based rehabilitation nursing program integrating traditional Chinese and Western medicine for stroke patients based on mobile health. Methods: The initial framework of the program was established through evidence-based research. Subsequently, eight experts were invited to participate in an expert meeting to refine and finalize the program. Results: Following systematic literature retrieval and screening, 30 relevant studies were selected for analysis. Through rigorous evidence extraction, synthesis, group discussion, and evaluation, a preliminary version of the program comprising 6 first-level items, 22 s-level items, and 51 third-level items was formulated. This draft was then reviewed by eight experts with an average authority coefficient of 0.9. After incorporating their feedback, the final program was revised to include 6 first-level items, 24 s-level items, and 51 third-level items. Conclusion: The home-based rehabilitation nursing program integrating traditional Chinese and Western medicine for stroke patients based on mobile health, demonstrates strong scientific validity and practical feasibility. It can serve as a valuable reference for clinical nursing practice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:Objective: To construct a home-based rehabilitation nursing program integrating traditional Chinese and Western medicine for stroke patients based on mobile health. Methods: The initial framework of the program was established through evidence-based research. Subsequently, eight experts were invited to participate in an expert meeting to refine and finalize the program. Results: Following systematic literature retrieval and screening, 30 relevant studies were selected for analysis. Through rigorous evidence extraction, synthesis, group discussion, and evaluation, a preliminary version of the program comprising 6 first-level items, 22 s-level items, and 51 third-level items was formulated. This draft was then reviewed by eight experts with an average authority coefficient of 0.9. After incorporating their feedback, the final program was revised to include 6 first-level items, 24 s-level items, and 51 third-level items. Conclusion: The home-based rehabilitation nursing program integrating traditional Chinese and Western medicine for stroke patients based on mobile health, demonstrates strong scientific validity and practical feasibility. It can serve as a valuable reference for clinical nursing practice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:16642295
DOI:10.3389/fneur.2025.1670129