ArticleFrontiers in public health2025
Design and evaluation of a health education prompt list using network analysis for patients after PCI.
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Objective: To develop a checklist of health education prompts for patients after coronary heart disease interventional procedures, and to employ network analysis to identify core issues, thereby providing a structured tool for patients to actively acquire health information. Methods: From January to June 2024, items were generated through literature review, patient interviews ( Results: The final checklist comprised 8 first-level items and 20 s-level items. Network analysis revealed a modular structure of the problems, with "Coronary Heart Disease Risk Factors" and "Postoperative Complications of Coronary Heart Disease" identified as the core clusters. Conclusion: The developed checklist of health education prompts for patients after coronary heart disease interventional procedures is clinically applicable. The use of network analysis elucidated the modular structure and interrelationships within post-procedural health education for coronary heart disease. It can assist nursing staff in providing targeted health education, enhancing patients' postoperative self-management capabilities, and offers direct guidance for nursing practice.
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