Consulting interview-style health education in hospitalized patients with neurological disorders and discuss the implementation of（咨询形式的健康教育与神经疾病和住院病人讨论的实现）.doc

Consulting interview-style health education in hospitalized patients with neurological disorders and discuss the implementation of [Abstract] This paper explore the consultative health education on hospitalized patients with neurological symptoms of anxiety and the impact of the conclusion: the use of consultative health education to reduce or improve the hospital for patients with neurological disorders and anxiety symptoms than the traditional health of education. [Keywords] neurosis of health education In order to explore a more active and effective health education model, we are under neurological disorder characterized by personality traits and diseases, psychological counseling will be combined with health education activities, in accordance with the relevant principles of psychological counseling and method of implementation of the hospitalized patients with neurological disorders missionary, to reduce the or improve the patient’s symptoms of anxiety and achieved remarkable results. are reported below: 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 Clinical data for the study in April 2010 -2010 December psychologist hospital stay 80 patients with neurological disorders, neurological CCMD-3 are in line with the diagnostic criteria, were randomly divided into control group research portfolio. 1.1.1 The study group of 40 patients, anxiety disorders, 12 cases of hypochondria in 10 cases, 8 cases of obsessive-compulsive disorder, phobia in 6 cases, 4 cases of neurasthenia in which 18 males and 22 females, aged 16-51 years, mean 30 + -10.12, primary school education in 7 cases, 9 cases of junior middle school, high school education in 10 cases, the university culture in 12 cases. 1.1.2 The control group of 40 patients, anxiety disorders, 12 cases of hypochondria in 11 cases, 7 cases of obsessive-compulsive disorder, phobia in 6 cases, 4 cases of neurasthenia in which 19 males, female 21 cases, 8 cases of primary education, secondary education 6 cases, hi