Objective:Urinary calculi are characterized by a high recurrence rate,and patients’adherence to self-management after discharge directly affects health outcomes.Traditional offline follow-up models often face problem...Objective:Urinary calculi are characterized by a high recurrence rate,and patients’adherence to self-management after discharge directly affects health outcomes.Traditional offline follow-up models often face problems such as poor compliance and uneven allocation of medical resources,making it difficult to meet individualized health management needs.Remote follow-up provides a novel solution to optimize long-term management,improve health literacy,and enhance clinical outcomes.This study aims to evaluate the effect of remote follow-up under an intelligent medical collaborative model on quality of life and health-promoting lifestyle in patients with urinary calculi,and to assess its short-term impact on clinical outcomes.Methods:A total of 118 patients with urinary calculi admitted to a tertiary hospital in Hunan Province between August and November 2024 were recruited and randomly assigned to a control group(n=59)or an intervention group(n=59).The control group received routine departmental follow-up,while the intervention group underwent remote follow-up based on an intelligent medical collaborative model for one month.Assessments were conducted before discharge(T0),15 days after discharge(T1),and one month after discharge(T2),using the Wisconsin Stone Quality of Life Questionnaire and the Health-Promoting Lifestyle Profile.At T2,the incidence of forgotten ureteral stents(FUS),ureteral stent-related complications,unplanned readmissions,and patient satisfaction were evaluated.Results:No significant differences were observed between groups at T0 in baseline characteristics or outcome measures(all P>0.05).At T1 and T2,the intervention group had significantly higher health-related quality of life scores than the control group(P<0.05).Generalized estimating equation(GEE)analysis showed significant between-group effects(Wald's χ^(2)=22.961,P<0.001),time effects(Wald's χ^(2)=23.065,P<0.001),and interaction effects(Wald's χ^(2)=6.930,P<0.05).Similarly,at T1 and T2,the intervention group scored significantly higher on health-promoting lifestyle than the control group(P<0.05),with significant between-group effects(Wald's χ^(2)=22.936,P<0.001),time effects(Wald's χ^(2)=10.694,P<0.001),and interaction effects(Wald's χ^(2)=18.921,P<0.05).No significant differences were found between groups in the incidence of FUS,ureteral stent-related complications,or unplanned readmissions(all P>0.05).Patient satisfaction was significantly higher in the intervention group(t=4.089,P<0.001).Conclusion:Remote follow-up under an intelligent medical collaborative model helps improve quality of life,promote health-oriented lifestyles,and enhance patient satisfaction among individuals with urinary calculi.展开更多
Objective:Healthcare workers,as a high-stress professional group,face long-term high intensity workloads and complex medical environments,resulting in increasingly prominent mental health issues.In particular,the wide...Objective:Healthcare workers,as a high-stress professional group,face long-term high intensity workloads and complex medical environments,resulting in increasingly prominent mental health issues.In particular,the widespread presence of anxiety symptoms and somatic pain has become a major factor affecting both the quality of care and the career development of healthcare workers.This study aims to investigate the mediating and moderating roles of psychological resilience and sleep in the relationship between somatic pain and anxiety among healthcare workers.Methods:A cross-sectional questionnaire survey was conducted among 1661 healthcare workers.The instruments used included the Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7(GAD-7),item 3 from the Patient Health Questionnaire-9(PHQ-9),the 10-item Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale(CD-RISC-10)for psychological resilience,and the Visual Analogue Scale(VAS)for assessing anxiety,sleep disturbance,psychological resilience,and somatic pain.Results:The detection rate of anxiety symptoms among healthcare workers was 38.95%.Psychological resilience was significantly negatively correlated with anxiety symptoms(r=−0.451,P<0.01),sleep disturbance(r=−0.313,P<0.01),and somatic pain(r=−0.214,P<0.01).Moreover,psychological resilience partially mediated the relationship between somatic pain and anxiety(β=−0.103,P<0.01),and sleep quality moderated the latter part of the mediation model(“somatic pain-psychological resilience-anxiety”).Conclusion:Under high-intensity workloads,healthcare workers generally experience severe anxiety symptoms.Psychological resilience plays an important protective mediating role in their mental health,and sleep quality serves as a moderator in this relationship.Enhancing healthcare workers’psychological resilience and improving their sleep may promote both their physical and mental well-being.展开更多
基金supported by the Innovation Platform’s Open Foundation of Education Department of Hunan Province(18K004)the Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province(2025JJ50508),China.
文摘Objective:Urinary calculi are characterized by a high recurrence rate,and patients’adherence to self-management after discharge directly affects health outcomes.Traditional offline follow-up models often face problems such as poor compliance and uneven allocation of medical resources,making it difficult to meet individualized health management needs.Remote follow-up provides a novel solution to optimize long-term management,improve health literacy,and enhance clinical outcomes.This study aims to evaluate the effect of remote follow-up under an intelligent medical collaborative model on quality of life and health-promoting lifestyle in patients with urinary calculi,and to assess its short-term impact on clinical outcomes.Methods:A total of 118 patients with urinary calculi admitted to a tertiary hospital in Hunan Province between August and November 2024 were recruited and randomly assigned to a control group(n=59)or an intervention group(n=59).The control group received routine departmental follow-up,while the intervention group underwent remote follow-up based on an intelligent medical collaborative model for one month.Assessments were conducted before discharge(T0),15 days after discharge(T1),and one month after discharge(T2),using the Wisconsin Stone Quality of Life Questionnaire and the Health-Promoting Lifestyle Profile.At T2,the incidence of forgotten ureteral stents(FUS),ureteral stent-related complications,unplanned readmissions,and patient satisfaction were evaluated.Results:No significant differences were observed between groups at T0 in baseline characteristics or outcome measures(all P>0.05).At T1 and T2,the intervention group had significantly higher health-related quality of life scores than the control group(P<0.05).Generalized estimating equation(GEE)analysis showed significant between-group effects(Wald's χ^(2)=22.961,P<0.001),time effects(Wald's χ^(2)=23.065,P<0.001),and interaction effects(Wald's χ^(2)=6.930,P<0.05).Similarly,at T1 and T2,the intervention group scored significantly higher on health-promoting lifestyle than the control group(P<0.05),with significant between-group effects(Wald's χ^(2)=22.936,P<0.001),time effects(Wald's χ^(2)=10.694,P<0.001),and interaction effects(Wald's χ^(2)=18.921,P<0.05).No significant differences were found between groups in the incidence of FUS,ureteral stent-related complications,or unplanned readmissions(all P>0.05).Patient satisfaction was significantly higher in the intervention group(t=4.089,P<0.001).Conclusion:Remote follow-up under an intelligent medical collaborative model helps improve quality of life,promote health-oriented lifestyles,and enhance patient satisfaction among individuals with urinary calculi.
基金supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province,China(2023JJ60076)。
文摘Objective:Healthcare workers,as a high-stress professional group,face long-term high intensity workloads and complex medical environments,resulting in increasingly prominent mental health issues.In particular,the widespread presence of anxiety symptoms and somatic pain has become a major factor affecting both the quality of care and the career development of healthcare workers.This study aims to investigate the mediating and moderating roles of psychological resilience and sleep in the relationship between somatic pain and anxiety among healthcare workers.Methods:A cross-sectional questionnaire survey was conducted among 1661 healthcare workers.The instruments used included the Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7(GAD-7),item 3 from the Patient Health Questionnaire-9(PHQ-9),the 10-item Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale(CD-RISC-10)for psychological resilience,and the Visual Analogue Scale(VAS)for assessing anxiety,sleep disturbance,psychological resilience,and somatic pain.Results:The detection rate of anxiety symptoms among healthcare workers was 38.95%.Psychological resilience was significantly negatively correlated with anxiety symptoms(r=−0.451,P<0.01),sleep disturbance(r=−0.313,P<0.01),and somatic pain(r=−0.214,P<0.01).Moreover,psychological resilience partially mediated the relationship between somatic pain and anxiety(β=−0.103,P<0.01),and sleep quality moderated the latter part of the mediation model(“somatic pain-psychological resilience-anxiety”).Conclusion:Under high-intensity workloads,healthcare workers generally experience severe anxiety symptoms.Psychological resilience plays an important protective mediating role in their mental health,and sleep quality serves as a moderator in this relationship.Enhancing healthcare workers’psychological resilience and improving their sleep may promote both their physical and mental well-being.
