Analysis of psychological state and clinical psychological intervention model of patients with COVID-19

Lu Yang; Danjuan Wu; Yanbin Hou; Xunqiang Wang; Ni Dai; Guanjun Wang; Qing Yang; Wenhui Zhao; Zhongze Lou; Yunxin Ji; Liemin Ruan

This study has some limitations, as a result of the new champions league pneumonia in patients with less sample size, research results have representative need to further expand the study sample size, and the patient's isolation and protection of medical personnel to carry out psychological intervention also caused a certain limit, psychological treatment in addition to the speech communication face to face, and even more expressions and gestures, and medical personnel's body language also have obvious effect on patients with stable mood, such as watching a nod, take back, thumb, V gestures, etc., can better close distance, make patients feel be respected and valued, psychological assessment and psychological intervention on the patients better, promote disease rehabilitation. In addition, the psychological intervention without using case-control study, it is difficult to eliminate the effects of disease rehabilitation of mental state at the same time the author also noted that the COVID-19 outbreak is long-term and far-reaching impact on patients, as the patients' rehabilitation home may appear new problems such as post-traumatic stress disorder, at present the related content need further follow-up, relevant data also in the collecting and organizing of further, we will further complete the next stage.