Effect of Multimodal Health Education Combined with the Feedback Method in Perioperative Patients with Lung Cancer: A Randomised Controlled Study

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Table 1 General Clinical Data of Lung Cancer Patients

		The Control Group (100 Cases)	The Observation Group (100 Cases)	P
Gender	Male	32(32%)	39(39%)	0.188
	Female	68(68%)	61(61%)
Age	<65 years old	71(71%)	77(77%)	0.210
	≥65 years old	29(29%)	23(23%)
Education	Under junior middle school education	36(36%)	26(26%)	0.466
	Senior high school and middle special school	36(36%)	39(39%)
	College and university	26(26%)	32(32%)
	Postgraduate	2(2%)	3(3%)
The number of comorbidities	0	62(62%)	47(47%)	0.123
	1	31(31%)	38(38%)
	2	6(6%)	12(12%)
	3	1(1%)	3(3%)
Surgery	Wedge resection	56(56%)	66(66%)	0.073
	Segmentectomy	16(16%)	8(8%)
	Lobectomy	28(28%)	23(23%)
	Lymph node biopsy	0(0%)	3(3%)
Pathology type	Squamous cell carcinoma	26(26%)	17(17%)	0.084
	Adenocarcinoma	74(74%)	83(83%)
Marriage	Married	98(98%)	98(98%)	0.689
	Unmarried	2(2%)	2(2%)
Pay way	Out-of-pocket payment	13(13%)	5(5%)	0.064
	Provincial medical insurance	45(45%)	58(58%)
	Municipal medical insurance	42(42%)	37(37%)

Table 2 Comparison of Postoperative Recovery Between the Two Lung Cancer Groups

	The Control Group (n=100)	The Observation Group (n=100)	P
Extubation time (d)	3.41±2.09	2.80±1.03	0.000
First time getting out of bed (h)	31.22±16.23	23.74±11.87	0.000
Length of hospital stay (d)	10.44±5.29	9.35±3.74	0.113
Compliance to exercise after lung cancer surgery	43.26±5.02	49.69±3.60	0.000
Emotional-distress index	9.49±3.69	8.26±3.01	0.011
Satisfaction	94.48±2.64	98.32±1.66	0.000