Journal of Hebei Medical College for Continuing Education ›› 2025, Vol. 42 ›› Issue (6): 64-72.DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1674-490X.2025.06.008

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Effect of different health education methods on fall vigilance of elderly inpatients

WANG Zheng1, BI Zhaoyu2, ZHU Fei3, SONG Yanyan1, ZHANG Shumin4, LIU Juan5, GAO Yuan6, CHEN Xi2   

  1. ]王峥(2001—), 女, 河北保定人, 护士, 在读硕士, 主要从事老年护理和慢性病护理研究。E-mail: 17332407835@163.com[ZK)]通信作者:[ZK(]陈熙(1971—), 河北保定人, 副主任护师, 硕士生导师, 主要从事护理管理和老年护理研究。E-mail: chenxisss@126.com[ZK)][LM][HT][HJ][BW(D(S9mm, , )G2*8][BG(][BHDWG12mm, WK166mmZQ0W][HT11.][HJ2.5mm][HJ]第6期[JZ(]王峥等:不同健康教育方式在老年住院患者跌倒警觉度中的效果研究[JZ)][JY]2025年[HT][BG)W][BW)][BW(S(S9mm, , )G2*8][BW)][SM(]第6期〓 [CM(10]医学研究与教育[CM)]〓 第42卷[SM
  • Received:2025-09-28 Published:2025-12-31

Abstract: Objective To explore the application effect of routine education, gain-based framework healtheducation and loss-based framework health education in fall prevention of hospitalized elderly patients. Methods Ninety-six elderly patients who were hospitalized in the Department of Neurology and Rehabilitation Ward of a tertiary hospital in Baoding city from July to August 2025 were selected as study subjects. The subjects were divided into three groups: the control group implemented conventional health education; to further clarify the impacts of the gain framework and loss framework, the intervention group was divided into the gain-framing group and the loss-framing group. The gain framework group added gain framework theory-guided health education on a conventional basis; and the loss framework group combined loss framework theory intervention on a conventional basis, comparing the fall alertness and fall self-efficacy scores of patients in the three groups before and after the intervention. There were 2 cases of loss of visits in the control group and 1 case of loss of visits in the loss framework group during the intervention period. Results Falls alertness was significantly increased in all three groups of patients after the intervention compared with the pre-intervention period(P<0.05), in which the alertness and falls self-efficacy scores were higher in the gain-framing group and loss-framing group than in the control group, with statistically significant differences(P<0.05), and the loss-framing group was better than that of the gain-framing group in improving falls alertness and self-efficacy, with statistically significant differences(P<0.05). Conclusion The health education program designed based on the theory of information frame effect can effectively enhance the fall prevention awareness and self-management ability of elderly inpatients, and the loss frame-oriented intervention strategy is more advantageous.

Key words: information framework effect theory, framework effect, elderly people, fall vigilance, health education

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