To investigate the reasons and nursing strategies of postoperative return to ICU in patients with severe valvular disease

Objective: To investigate the return rate and causes of postoperative non - planned return to ICU in patients with severe valve replacement. According to the analysis of the reasons, establish the best nursing model and intervention strategies, through the nursing intervention to reduce the return rate, and improve the cure rate and postoperative rehabilitation quality. Methods: Retrospective analysis of clinical data of 150 cases of severe valvular replacement patients who returned to ICU in June, June 2010, and the reasons for the return of ~2015. Results: 150 cases of patients with severe heart valve replacement patients, among them 150 cases had no plan to return to ICU, the return rate was 11.3%. The main reason to return to ICU is the difficulty of breathing, malignant arrhythmia, low cardiac output, overweight, family care pressure and so on n. Conclusion: To establish a reasonable standard of transfer; the rational allocation of human resources, dynamic monitoring, close observation of vital signs of patients, access to balance, electrolyte balance; providing personalized health guidance to improve the compliance behavior of patients and their families are the effective measures to reduce the ICU readmission rate