Effects of strengthening prospective nursing practice on sleep quality, anxiety, and depression of awake patients in intensive care unit

Table 1 General survey of the case and control groups

Variable		Observation group (n = 60)	Control group (n = 60)	P value
Year		43.9 ± 5.2	42.3 ± 6.4	0.091
Sex	Male	33	37	0.459
	Female	27	23
Current address	Urban	16	7	0.037
	Townships	44	53
Education	Junior high school and below	34	42	0.314
	High school	11	8
	College and above	15	10
Economic	≤ 2000	6	7	0.176
	2001–2999	23	32
	≥ 3000	31	21
Smoke	Yes	36	29	0.200
	No	24	31
Drink	Yes	45	50	0.261
	No	15	10
Inheritance	Yes	22	6	< 0.001
	No	38	54
Married	Yes	51	47	0.345
	No	9	13

Table 2 Analysis of the difference in sleep quality between the two groups, n (%)

Groups	Good quality of sleep	Poor sleep quality	Total
Observation group	54 (90.0)	6 (10.0)	60
Control group	35 (58.3)	25 (41.7)	60
χ2			15.7
P value			< 0.001

Table 3 Analysis of the anxiety status of the two groups of patients

Groups	Anxiety level score	Total
Observation group	3.9 ± 1.2	60
Control group	10.2 ± 3.2	60
t		8.21
P value		< 0.001

Table 4 Analysis of depression in the two groups of patients

Groups	Standard score	Total
Observation group	38 ± 7.4	60
Control group	61 ± 9.2	60
t		19.2
P value		< 0.001

Table 5 Condition awareness table

Groups	Number of examples	Knowledge of illness
		Totally aware	Aware	Not sure
Observation group	60	55	3	2
Control group	60	42	8	10
χ2				19.2
P value				< 0.001

Table 6 Nursing job satisfaction table

Groups	Number of examples	Satisfaction with nursing work
		Totally satisfied	Basically satisfied	Not satisfied
Observation group	60	58	2	0
Control group	60	45	11	4
χ2				8.31
P value				< 0.001