Device for recording and analyzing symptom improvement degree of depression patient

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of medical care, and discloses a depression patient symptom improvement degree recording and analyzing device which comprises a display module, a broadcasting module, a terminal control module and an information input system, the display module and the broadcasting module are both in signal connection with the terminal control module, and the information input system is used for inputting external information of a depression patient. The information input system is in signal connection with an information processing system; the information processing system is used for receiving information contents transmitted by the information input system; according to the depression patient symptom improvement degree recording and analyzing device, through consideration of information in multiple aspects, the judgment factors of the depression patient symptom improvement degree are effectively increased, the influence of accident factors is reduced, and therefore the accuracy of judgment of the depression patient symptom improvement degree is guaranteed; systematization and standardization of symptom improvement degree evaluation of depression patients are guaranteed, the influence of subjective consciousness of doctors is reduced, and the judgment accuracy of the device is further improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical care, in particular to a device for recording and analyzing the improvement degree of symptoms of depression patients. Background technique [0002] Non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) is defined as direct, repetitive, and socially unacceptable injury to body tissue without suicidal intent. These include cutting, scratching or burning body surfaces and hitting objects that result in direct injury to the skin or bone. By definition, NSSI is a significant predictor of subsequent suicide. Given its increasing prevalence and mortality, the World Health Organization has identified NSSI as one of the top five health threats facing adolescents (ages 10 to 25). Nonsuicidal self-injury behaviors are primarily associated with the compromise of the patient's external resources, with the intent not to end one's own life but to reduce the effects of distress, to impose self-punishment, and / or to signal personal ...

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[0003] Non-suicidal self-injury behaviors are more common in adolescents with depression. However, the recovery and improvement of existing depression patients are usually judged independently by doctors based on the patients' daily behavior and some inquiries to patients. The subjective consciousness is relatively

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