Enhancing Prognosis, Quality of Life, and Psychological Well-being in Cerebral Stroke Patients Through Meticulous Risk Management: A Comprehensive Study

Background center dot Cerebral stroke (CS) remains a leading cause of mortality worldwide. In addition to effective treatment, nursing intervention plays a pivotal role in the rehabilitation of CS patients. Objective center dot This study aims to assess the impact of meticulous care integrated with risk management on rehabilitating cerebral stroke patients. The objective is to provide valuable clinical insights for the management of CS patients. Methods center dot A comparative observational study was conducted, including a total of 180 CS patients admitted between February 2020 and February 2022 were selected for this study. Among them, 98 patients received meticulous care combined with risk management (research group), while 82 patients underwent routine nursing intervention (control group). We analyzed the changes in the Fugl-Meyer Motor Assessment scale, National Institute of Health Stroke Scale, Activities of Daily Living scale, and Barthel Index before and after the care interventions. Additionally, we documented nursing risk events during treatment, assessed nursing quality scores, and conducted a quality-of-life survey after a one-year follow-up. Results center dot The research group exhibited significantly higher post-care scores in the Fugl-Meyer Motor Assessment, Activities of Daily Living, and Barthel Index, along with lower National Institute of Health Stroke Scale scores, compared to the control group (P <.05). Furthermore, the research group experienced a lower incidence of nursing risk events and demonstrated higher nursing quality (P <.05). During the prognostic follow-up, the research group displayed a superior quality of life compared to the control group (P <.05). Conclusions center dot Meticulous care integrated with risk management enhances the recovery of CS patients and is strongly recommended for clinical implementation.