Abstract WP444: Influencing Factors on the Compliance in Ischemic Stroke Patients Treated with Remote Ischemic Conditioning

Objectives: To investigate the treatment compliance of remote ischemic conditioning in patients with ischemic stroke, and determine its associated influencing factors. Methods: A retrospective survey of ischemic stroke patients treated with remote ischemic conditioning was conducted. Treatment compliance was obtained and analysed in patients with one-year training of remote ischemic conditioning. The influencing factors on patients’ compliance were determined by univariate and multivariate regression analysis. Results: The history of hypertension, the number of follow-ups, and the physiological, psychological and environmental dimensions of the comfort scale were related to patient compliance, out of which the number of follow-ups and physiological comfort were independent influencing factors of compliance (P<0.05). Conclusion: In future researches, if we can comprehensively consider the patient’s efficacy, comfort, compliance and other factors, choose the optimal treatment dose, and improve the RIC nursing process accordingly, then this will provide the basis for clinical implementation and scientific research of RIC.