Lung cancer chemotherapy patient resilience intervention system and application thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of medical care, in particular to a lung cancer chemotherapy patient resilience intervention system and application thereof. According to the intervention system based on the PERMA mode, intervention is implemented in stages through comprehensive measures such as acute symptom management, psychological construction strengthening, chemotherapy adverse reaction cognition, home nursing skill training, physical recovery training, social support linkage and treatment compliance improvement. The method comprises the following steps: quantifying pain by using digital scoring equipment, and assisting pressing to relieve symptoms by using acupoint diagrams; the psychological toughness is enhanced through the positive voice listening and the anti-cancer brave diary recording; an online and offline combined mode is adopted, group lectures, scene simulation video teaching and online community interaction are carried out, and social support of patients is enhanced; personalized exercise prescriptions and home safety lists are formulated, and treatment compliance is improved. The system can significantly improve the recovery of a patient, improve the life quality during chemotherapy, and provide a scientific basis for innovation of a tumor nursing mode.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD

[0001] The application belongs to the technical field of medical care, and particularly relates to a lung cancer chemotherapy patient resilience intervention system and application thereof. BACKGROUND

[0002] Lung cancer is one of the malignant tumors with high morbidity and mortality worldwide, and its treatment process is often accompanied by complex physical and mental challenges. As an important means of lung cancer treatment, chemotherapy can effectively inhibit tumor growth, but it may also cause a series of side effects such as nausea, vomiting, fatigue, pain, etc. These side effects not only affect the patient's physical function, but also can have a serious impact on their psychological state, leading to the emergence of negative emotions such as anxiety and depression. In addition, the uncertainty of the chemotherapy process, the pressure of treatment costs, and the transformation of social roles may further weaken the patient's psychological resilience, reducing their treatment adherence and quality of life.

[0003] Disadvantages of the prior art

[0004] Although the prior art has made some progress in the management of physiological symptoms of lung cancer chemotherapy patients, there are still many deficiencies in the psychological and social support aspects. Specifically:

[0005] Lack of systematic intervention program: Current resilience interventions for lung cancer chemotherapy patients often lack comprehensive and systematic programs. Existing intervention measures focus on a single dimension, such as pain management or psychological counseling, and fail to fully integrate multiple key dimensions such as emotion, relationship, meaning, investment, and achievement to form a synergistic effect.

[0006] Insufficient psychological and social support for patients: Lung cancer chemotherapy patients often face tremendous psychological pressure and social isolation during treatment. The existing technology may not fully address the psychological development and social support needs of patients, resulting in a lack of sufficient psychological resources and coping strategies when facing treatment challenges.

[0007] Low treatment adherence and quality of life: Due to the side effects of chemotherapy and changes in life rhythm, lung cancer chemotherapy patients often experience a decrease in treatment adherence and quality of life. The existing technology may not effectively address these issues, failing to improve patients' self-management ability and quality of life through comprehensive intervention measures.

[0008] To solve the above problems, the applicant proposes a lung cancer chemotherapy patient resilience intervention system and application thereof. SUMMARY

[0009] The purpose of the present application is to provide a lung cancer chemotherapy patient resilience intervention system and application thereof to solve the problems in the prior art.

[0010] To achieve the above object, the present application provides the following technical solutions: A lung cancer chemotherapy patient recovery intervention system, comprising:

[0011] An intervention framework based on the PERMA model, as the core of the system, is used to guide the design and implementation of the intervention plan, and the PERMA model covers five dimensions of positive emotions, engagement, relationships, meaning and achievement;

[0012] An intervention measure library contains intervention measures for lung cancer chemotherapy patients at different stages and needs, including acute symptom management, psychological construction reinforcement, chemotherapy adverse reaction cognition, family nursing skill training, physical recovery training, social support connection, bone marrow suppression prevention, treatment compliance improvement, next cycle chemotherapy preparation and life rhythm adjustment;

[0013] An online community platform is used for communication, sharing and interaction among patients, and the platform includes online patient groups, health knowledge quiz and other functions;

[0014] A family participation module includes family training, family assistance, family supervision and other functions, aiming to improve the participation and effect of family members in patient care;

[0015] A supervision and feedback system supervises and feedbacks the intervention effect of patients through online supervision, picture-text manual, nurse bedside guidance and other ways.

[0016] Optionally, the intervention framework based on the PERMA model covers the following five dimensions:

[0017] Positive emotions: through intervention measures, the positive emotions of patients are improved, and their courage and confidence in facing chemotherapy are enhanced;

[0018] Engagement: guide patients to actively participate in intervention activities, and improve their engagement in treatment and rehabilitation;

[0019] Relationship: strengthen the relationship between patients and family members, medical staff and patients, and build a good social support network;

[0020] Meaning: help patients understand the meaning and value of chemotherapy, and enhance their treatment motivation and sense of purpose;

[0021] Achievement: through setting and achieving small goals, patients can feel a sense of achievement and self-worth.

[0022] Optionally, the intervention measure library includes but is not limited to the following specific measures:

[0023] Acute symptom management: through pain score, acupoint pressing, family member participation communication method and other ways, the acute symptoms of patients are effectively managed;

[0024] Psychological construction reinforcement: using mindfulness audio listening, drawing an anti-cancer diary, and other means to strengthen the psychological construction of patients and improve their psychological resilience;

[0025] Chemotherapy adverse reaction cognition: through participating in group lectures, watching scenario simulation videos, and other ways to improve patients' cognition and coping ability of chemotherapy adverse reactions;

[0026] Family nursing skill training: through simulating pipeline maintenance operation, developing family emergency contact card, and other ways to train family members' family nursing skills to ensure the safe nursing of patients at home;

[0027] Physical recovery training: using bed-standing, walking in the ward, and massaging upper limb muscle groups to promote patients' physical recovery and improve their quality of life;

[0028] Social support connection: by joining online patient groups, participating in health knowledge quizzes, and other ways to enhance patients' social support and reduce their feelings of loneliness and helplessness;

[0029] Bone marrow suppression prevention: through monitoring blood routine indexes, conducting fever early warning disposal drills, and other ways to effectively prevent patients' bone marrow suppression and reduce the risk of infection;

[0030] Treatment compliance improvement: using WeChat group reporting data, developing individualized home safety lists, and other ways to improve patients' treatment compliance and ensure treatment effectiveness;

[0031] Next cycle chemotherapy preparation: by participating in the next cycle of medication education, conducting psychological counseling, and other ways to prepare patients for the next cycle of chemotherapy;

[0032] Life rhythm adjustment: by developing a rest schedule during the chemotherapy interval, planning light social activities, and other ways to help patients adjust their life rhythm and restore social functions.

[0033] Optionally, the online community platform also has the following functions:

[0034] Provide a platform for communication between patients to share treatment experience, psychological feelings, and daily life;

[0035] Regularly hold health knowledge quizzes to improve patients' understanding and mastery of health knowledge;

[0036] Publish the latest research progress and treatment information related to chemotherapy to help patients keep abreast of treatment developments.

[0037] Optionally, the family member participation module also has the following functions:

[0038] Provide family member training courses, including lung cancer chemotherapy knowledge, nursing skills, psychological support, and other aspects;

[0039] Establish a family assistance mechanism to encourage family members to participate in the daily care and intervention activities of patients;

[0040] Establish a family supervision system to ensure that family members participate in patient care and intervention processes according to training requirements.

[0041] Optionally, the supervision and feedback system also has the following functions:

[0042] Through the online supervision platform, the participation and effect of the patient's intervention are understood in real time;

[0043] Using the photo-text manual and nurse bedside guidance, face-to-face intervention guidance and effect evaluation are conducted on the patient;

[0044] Generate an intervention effect report regularly to provide decision support for medical staff and timely adjust and optimize the intervention plan.

[0045] Optionally, the system also includes a phased application process, specifically:

[0046] The first week: mainly for acute symptom management and psychological construction reinforcement;

[0047] The second week: focus on chemotherapy adverse reaction cognition and family nursing skill training;

[0048] The third week: focus on physical recovery training and social support connection;

[0049] The fourth week: focus on bone marrow suppression prevention and treatment compliance improvement;

[0050] The fifth week: prepare for the next cycle of chemotherapy and adjust the life rhythm.

[0051] Beneficial effects:

[0052] Innovative cancer care model: The present application promotes the innovation of cancer care model, from the traditional disease-centered care to the patient-centered comprehensive care, paying more attention to the overall well-being and mental health of patients.

[0053] Fill the gap in existing technology: By constructing the resilience intervention plan based on the PERMA model, the present application fills the gap in existing technology in terms of lung cancer chemotherapy patient resilience intervention, providing more scientific and effective nursing support for patients.

[0054] Promote patient rehabilitation and social integration: By improving the resilience and quality of life of patients, the present application helps to promote the rehabilitation process of patients, enhance their social function, and reduce the burden on families and society, which has positive social significance. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

[0055] Figure 1 is the technical roadmap of the embodiment of the present application;

[0056] Figure 2 It is a schematic structural diagram of an embodiment of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0057] The following describes preferred embodiments of the present invention with reference to the accompanying drawings to make its technical content clearer and easier to understand. The present invention can be embodied in many different forms, and the scope of protection of the present invention is not limited to the embodiments mentioned herein.

[0058] Resilience intervention system for lung cancer chemotherapy patients and its application technology solution

[0059] The resilience intervention system for lung cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy consists of three parts: hardware equipment, software systems, and auxiliary tools. These parts work together to provide comprehensive and personalized intervention services for patients.

[0060] Hardware is the foundation of the intervention system and includes pain scoring devices, acupoint diagram displays, audio players, video tutorials, exercise monitoring devices, online social platforms, and monitoring equipment. The pain scoring device uses a digital scale, allowing patients to easily rate their pain in the morning and before bed. This intuitively and accurately quantifies pain severity, providing a basis for medical staff to develop personalized pain management plans. Acupoint diagram displays, such as tablets or electronic screens, display clear acupoint diagrams, helping patients and their families accurately locate and massage acupoints to alleviate chemotherapy-related symptoms. Audio players, such as mobile phones and MP3 players, play specially recorded mindfulness audio programs tailored to the psychological characteristics of lung cancer patients, guiding them to relax, reduce anxiety and depression, and enhance resilience. Video tutorials, such as projectors and televisions, are used to broadcast group lectures and scenario simulations. Through visual images and vivid explanations, they enhance patients' understanding of chemotherapy adverse effects and strengthen their coping skills. Activity monitoring devices such as pedometers and fitness trackers are used to monitor patients' physical recovery training, such as the time and distance spent standing at the bedside and walking within the ward. This ensures the safety and effectiveness of training and promotes recovery. Online community platforms are built on the internet, allowing patients to join online patient groups, share photos, participate in health knowledge quizzes, and other activities to establish social support connections, enhance their sense of belonging, and strengthen their confidence in treatment. Monitoring devices such as routine blood count monitoring devices allow nurses to provide bedside guidance on monitoring routine blood count indicators, focusing on key data such as neutrophil counts, to promptly identify abnormalities and take appropriate measures.

[0061] The software system is the core of the intervention system, including pain score recording software, mindfulness audio management software, video teaching management system, exercise prescription management software, online community management software, monitoring data recording software, and personalized checklist development software, etc. The pain score recording software stores, analyzes and statistics the pain score data of patients, generates a comprehensive pain assessment report, and provides decision support for medical staff. The mindfulness audio management software facilitates patients and managers to manage mindfulness audio, including audio classification, search and playback control functions, etc., to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of audio use. The video teaching management system manages group lectures and scenario simulation videos, including video uploading, classification, playback permission settings, etc., to ensure that patients can timely access the latest educational content. The exercise prescription management software develops personalized exercise prescriptions based on the patient's physical condition and training goals, and records the patient's training, providing a basis for adjusting the exercise program. The online community management software maintains the order of the online patient community, promotes positive interaction and communication among patients, and improves patient participation and satisfaction. The monitoring data recording software systematically records patient monitoring data, allowing medical staff to view and analyze at any time, providing decision support for patient treatment and care. The personalized checklist development software develops personalized "home safety checklist" based on the patient's specific situation, including fall prevention, infection precautions, etc., to improve the patient's home safety awareness and self-management ability.

[0062] The auxiliary tools are important supplements to the intervention system, including acupoint pressing tools, paper diaries, PICC line maintenance toolkits, home emergency contact card templates, graphic manuals, and calendar tools, etc. Acupoint pressing tools such as acupoint massage sticks assist patients in acupoint pressing, improving the effectiveness and comfort of pressing. Paper diaries are used for patients to record "Anti-Cancer Warrior Diary", recording positive events and feelings, promoting psychological adjustment and resilience improvement. The PICC line maintenance toolkit contains tools needed for simulated PICC line maintenance operations, used for home nursing skill training, enabling patients and family members to master PICC line maintenance methods and reduce complications. The home emergency contact card template provides a template for making a home emergency contact card, making it easy for patients and family members to develop a home emergency contact card to contact relevant personnel in emergency situations. The graphic manual conveys relevant knowledge and skills for improving treatment adherence in a graphic form to patients, such as blood pressure and blood glucose monitoring methods, home safety precautions, etc., to improve patient self-management ability. The calendar tool can be a paper calendar or an electronic calendar, used by patients to develop a "chemotherapy break schedule", plan life during the chemotherapy break, and promote the adjustment and recovery of life rhythm.

[0063] Functions of each part

[0064] Hardware devices, software systems, and auxiliary tools each play an important role in the lung cancer chemotherapy patient resilience intervention system, working together to improve patient resilience.

[0065] Hardware device functions: Pain rating devices can accurately capture patients' pain perception, providing a basis for healthcare professionals to develop personalized pain management plans. Acupoint diagram display devices visually display acupoint locations, helping patients and family members correctly perform acupoint pressing to relieve chemotherapy-related symptoms. Audio playback devices play mindfulness audio to guide patients to relax their bodies and minds, reduce anxiety and depression, and enhance psychological resilience. Video teaching devices improve patients' understanding of chemotherapy side effects through group lectures and scenario simulation videos, enhancing their coping ability. Exercise monitoring devices monitor patients' physical recovery training to ensure safety and effectiveness, promoting physical recovery. Online community platforms provide a platform for patients to exchange and share, enhancing their social support, improving treatment adherence, and improving quality of life. Monitoring devices monitor patients' physiological data such as blood routine indicators in real time, promptly identify abnormal conditions, and take appropriate measures.

[0066] Software system functions: Pain rating record software stores, analyzes, and statistics patients' pain rating data, providing comprehensive pain assessment reports for healthcare professionals to guide pain treatment. Mindfulness audio management software facilitates patients and management personnel to manage mindfulness audio, improving audio usage efficiency and effectiveness. Video teaching management system ensures effective management and utilization of video teaching resources, ensuring that patients can access the latest educational content in a timely manner. Exercise prescription management software develops personalized exercise prescriptions based on patients' physical condition and training goals, and records patients' training, providing a basis for adjusting exercise programs. Online community management software maintains the order of the online patient community, promoting positive interaction and communication among patients, and improving patient participation and satisfaction. Monitoring data record software systematically records patients' monitoring data, allowing healthcare professionals to view and analyze at any time, providing decision support for patient treatment and care. Personalized checklist development software generates personalized "home safety checklist" based on patients' specific circumstances, improving patients' home safety awareness and self-management ability.

[0067] The auxiliary tool function: acupoint pressing tool helps patients to press acupoints, improves the effect and comfort of pressing. The paper diary provides a platform for patients to record positive events and feelings, and promotes psychological adjustment and resilience improvement. The PICC line maintenance tool kit is used for home nursing skill training, so that patients and family members can master the method of PICC line maintenance and reduce the occurrence of complications. The family emergency contact card template is convenient for patients and family members to quickly develop a family emergency contact card, so that they can contact relevant personnel in emergency. The picture-text manual teaches patients related knowledge and skills to improve treatment compliance in the form of pictures and texts, and improves the self-management ability of patients. The calendar tool helps patients to develop a reasonable schedule and plan their life during the chemotherapy interval, and promotes the adjustment and recovery of life rhythm.

[0068] Intervention method

[0069] The lung cancer chemotherapy patient resilience intervention system adopts a variety of intervention methods, covering acute symptom management, psychological construction reinforcement, chemotherapy adverse reaction cognition, family nursing skill training, physical recovery training, social support connection, bone marrow suppression prevention, treatment compliance improvement, next cycle chemotherapy preparation and life rhythm adjustment, etc., to provide comprehensive intervention services for patients.

[0070] Acute symptom management is an important part of intervention, including pain management and family communication. Patients take NRS pain score in the morning and before going to bed from Monday to Wednesday, use digital scoring equipment to record the score results, and understand the acupoint position through acupoint diagram display equipment, and perform acupoint pressing (Neiguan, Zusanli) before chemotherapy, twice a day, to relieve pain symptoms. Family members participate in the "three-question communication method", that is, to ask patients about their feelings, needs and expectations, and to interact with patients through digital scoring and acupoint diagram display, twice a day, to enhance the communication and support between patients and family members, and to make patients feel the love and accompaniment of their family members.

[0071] Psychological construction reinforcement aims to help patients reduce anxiety and depression, and enhance psychological resilience. Patients listen to mindfulness audio (lung cancer theme, 15 minutes) from Thursday to Sunday, use audio playback equipment to play, and record "anti-cancer warrior diary", record 3 positive events, and record through paper diary, once a day. Mindfulness therapy guides patients to focus on the present and relax their bodies and minds, while recording positive events helps patients see the beauty of life and enhance their confidence to overcome the disease.

[0072] Chemotherapy adverse reaction cognitive education is carried out through group lectures and scenario simulation. Patients participate in group lectures (fever and hair loss coping strategies) from Monday to Wednesday, watch lecture content using video teaching equipment, 1 time / week, to improve their awareness and coping ability of chemotherapy adverse reactions. Watch scenario simulation videos (drug infusion operation), play through video teaching equipment, 1 time / week, to enhance patients' understanding and trust of the chemotherapy process and reduce fear and anxiety of chemotherapy.

[0073] Family nursing skill training is essential to improve patients' home nursing ability. Patients simulate PICC line maintenance operation from Thursday to Sunday, use PICC line maintenance tool kit for practical operation and practice, and develop home emergency contact cards. Training is carried out through practical operation and tool distribution, 1 time / day, to enable patients and family members to master the method of PICC line maintenance and reduce the occurrence of complications, while developing home emergency contact cards to enable timely contact with relevant personnel in emergency situations.

[0074] Physical recovery training is carried out through exercise training. Patients perform physical recovery training such as bed standing and walking in the ward (cumulative 20 minutes) and massage of upper limb muscle groups (prevention of PICC-related thrombosis) from Monday to Wednesday, use exercise monitoring equipment to monitor training, and are guided through exercise prescription and family assistance, 1 time / day, to promote physical recovery, improve patients' physical level and quality of life.

[0075] Social support connection is achieved through online community activities. Patients share "energy moment" photos in the online patient group and participate in nurse-led health knowledge quiz from Thursday to Sunday, interact through online community platforms, 1 time / day, to enhance patients' social support, improve treatment compliance and quality of life, and make patients feel the love and support from fellow patients and medical staff.

[0076] Myelosuppression prevention is carried out through index monitoring and fever warning disposal drills. Patients monitor blood routine index (focus on neutrophils) from Monday to Wednesday, use monitoring equipment for detection, and understand monitoring results and coping measures through nurse bedside guidance, 1 time / day. Fever warning disposal drills (physical cooling and drug use) are carried out, and patients operate under the guidance of nurses at the bedside, 1 time / day, to improve patients' prevention and handling ability of myelosuppression complications and reduce the occurrence of complications such as infection.

[0077] Treatment adherence is improved through data reporting and personalized checklist development. Patients report blood pressure and blood glucose data using WeChat groups from Thursday to Sunday. Online supervision and graphic manuals are used to guide patients, once a day, to enhance their self-management skills. The "home safety checklist" (fall prevention and infection prevention) is developed through personalized checklist development software, and graphic manuals are used for promotion and education, once a day, to improve patients' awareness of home safety and treatment adherence, ensuring the safety and health of patients at home.

[0078] Next cycle chemotherapy preparation is conducted through medication education and psychological counseling. Patients participate in medication education sessions from Monday to Wednesday, using group meetings and cognitive behavioral therapy to improve their understanding of chemotherapy drugs and their use compliance. Psychological counseling (to alleviate fear of re-treatment) is conducted through group meetings and cognitive behavioral therapy, once a week, to alleviate patients' anxiety and fear, allowing them to face the next cycle of chemotherapy with a better attitude.

[0079] Life rhythm adjustment is achieved through the development of a schedule and the planning of social activities. Patients develop a "chemotherapy break schedule" from Thursday to Sunday, using a calendar tool to plan and ensure the schedule is followed with family supervision, once a day, to promote the adjustment and recovery of patients' life rhythm. Light social activities (such as peer interaction) are planned, with activities recorded on the calendar tool and patients encouraged to participate with family supervision, once a day, to enhance their social interaction skills and psychological resilience, allowing them to better integrate into social life.

[0080] Application process

[0081] The application process of the lung cancer chemotherapy patient resilience intervention system includes patient admission assessment, development of intervention plan, intervention implementation, intervention effect evaluation, and discharge guidance and follow-up, ensuring the scientificity and effectiveness of the intervention.

[0082] After admission, medical staff conduct a comprehensive physical and psychological assessment of the patient, including their condition, chemotherapy regimen, psychological state, social support, and other information, to provide a basis for developing a personalized resilience intervention plan. The assessment includes the patient's pain level, psychological state, attitude towards chemotherapy, and family support.

[0083] Based on the patient's assessment results, medical staff develop a personalized intervention plan for the patient, combining the initial draft of the lung cancer chemotherapy patient resilience intervention plan based on the PERMA model. The plan clearly defines the core tasks, PERMA dimensions, specific intervention measures, forms, and frequencies for each week. The intervention plan takes into account the individual differences and needs of patients, ensuring the relevance and effectiveness of the intervention.

[0084] During the intervention implementation phase, the intervention plan is followed, and the intervention is carried out in stages, with different focus each week. In the first week, acute symptom management is the main focus, including pain assessment, acupoint pressing, and family communication. At the same time, psychological construction is strengthened, including listening to mindfulness audio and recording "Cancer Warrior Diary". In the second week, chemotherapy adverse reaction cognitive education is carried out, including participating in group lectures and watching scenario simulation videos. Family nursing skill training is also conducted, including PICC line maintenance simulation and emergency contact card development. In the third week, physical recovery training is carried out, including bed standing, inpatient walking, and upper limb muscle group massage. Social support connection is also strengthened, including joining online patient group to share photos and participating in health knowledge quiz. In the fourth week, bone marrow suppression prevention is carried out, including monitoring blood routine index and fever early warning disposal drill. Treatment adherence is also enhanced, including using WeChat group to report blood pressure and blood sugar data and developing personalized "home safety checklist". In the fifth week, preparation for the next cycle of chemotherapy is carried out, including participating in medication education and psychological counseling. Life rhythm adjustment is also carried out, including developing "chemotherapy interval schedule" and planning light social activities. During the intervention implementation process, medical staff closely monitor patients' reactions and progress, and adjust intervention measures in a timely manner to ensure smooth implementation of the intervention.

[0085] During the intervention process, medical staff regularly evaluate the effectiveness of the intervention on patients, including pain level, psychological state, chemotherapy adverse reaction cognition, family nursing skill, physical recovery, social support, and treatment adherence. Evaluation methods include questionnaire survey, interview, observation, etc. Based on the evaluation results, the intervention plan is adjusted in a timely manner to ensure the effectiveness and pertinence of the intervention. If it is found that a certain intervention measure is ineffective, medical staff will adjust the plan in a timely manner and try other intervention methods to improve the effectiveness of the intervention.

[0086] Before patients are discharged, medical staff provide discharge guidance, including home nursing precautions, rehabilitation training methods, dietary and nutritional suggestions, etc. After discharge, patients are followed up through telephone, WeChat, etc. to understand their rehabilitation situation, answer their questions, and continue to provide psychological support and guidance to promote their overall recovery. Follow-up content includes patients' physical condition, psychological state, treatment adherence, and quality of life. Medical staff will adjust the intervention plan in a timely manner based on the follow-up results to ensure that patients can continue to receive intervention and support at home.

[0087] Conclusion

[0088] The lung cancer chemotherapy patient resilience intervention system provides comprehensive and personalized resilience intervention for lung cancer chemotherapy patients through the organic combination of hardware devices, software systems, and auxiliary tools, using multiple intervention methods and following a scientific application process. This system helps to improve patient resilience, reduce discomfort caused by chemotherapy, enhance treatment adherence, and improve quality of life, making it of great clinical application value and social significance. In practical application, the system's functions and intervention methods need to be continuously optimized and improved to meet the needs of different patients and improve intervention effectiveness. For example, intervention measures can be continuously updated and improved based on patient feedback and the latest research findings to improve the scientificity and effectiveness of intervention. At the same time, cooperation and exchange with other medical institutions can be strengthened to promote and apply the intervention system, benefiting more lung cancer chemotherapy patients.

[0089] The above shows and describes the basic principles and main features of the present application and the advantages of the present application. It is obvious to those skilled in the art that the present application is not limited to the details of the above exemplary embodiments, and the present application can be implemented in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or essential characteristics of the present application. Therefore, from any point of view, the embodiments should be regarded as exemplary and non-limiting, and the scope of the present application is defined by the appended claims rather than the above description, and it is intended to encompass all variations falling within the meaning and scope of the equivalent elements of the claims. Any reference signs in the claims should not be considered as limiting the claims involved.

[0090] In addition, it should be understood that although the present specification is described in terms of embodiments, not every embodiment contains only one independent technical solution, and the description of the specification is only for the sake of clarity. Those skilled in the art should consider the specification as a whole, and the technical solutions in each embodiment can also be appropriately combined to form other embodiments that those skilled in the art can understand.

Claims

1. A resilience intervention system for lung cancer chemotherapy patients, characterized by: include: The intervention framework based on the PERMA model is the core of the system and is used to guide the design and implementation of intervention programs. The PERMA model covers five dimensions: positive emotions, engagement, relationships, meaning, and achievement. An intervention library, which includes interventions tailored to the different stages and needs of lung cancer chemotherapy patients. These interventions include acute symptom management, psychological strengthening, awareness of chemotherapy adverse reactions, home care skills training, physical recovery training, social support connection, prevention of bone marrow suppression, improvement of treatment compliance, preparation for the next chemotherapy cycle, and lifestyle adjustment; An online community platform for communication, sharing, and interaction among patients, including online patient groups and health knowledge quizzes; Family engagement module, including family training, family assistance, family supervision and other functions, aims to improve family participation and effectiveness in patient care; The supervision and feedback system monitors and provides feedback on the intervention effects on patients through online supervision, graphic manuals, and nurse bedside guidance.

2. The system according to claim 1, wherein: The intervention framework based on the PERMA model covers the following five dimensions: Positive emotions: Through intervention measures, patients' positive emotions are enhanced, and their courage and confidence in facing chemotherapy are strengthened; Commitment: Guide patients to actively participate in intervention activities and improve their commitment to treatment and rehabilitation; Relationships: Strengthen the relationships between patients and their families, medical staff, and fellow patients, and build a good social support network; Significance: Help patients understand the meaning and value of chemotherapy and enhance their motivation and sense of purpose for treatment; Achievement: Allow patients to feel a sense of accomplishment and self-worth by setting and achieving small goals.

3. The system according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that The intervention library includes but is not limited to the following specific measures: Acute symptom management: Effectively manage patients' acute symptoms through pain scoring, acupressure, family participation and communication methods; Psychological strengthening: Using methods such as listening to mindfulness audio and keeping anti-cancer diaries to strengthen patients' psychological development and improve their psychological resilience; Awareness of adverse reactions to chemotherapy: Improve patients' awareness and coping abilities of adverse reactions to chemotherapy through group lectures and watching simulation videos; Home care skills training: Through simulated pipeline maintenance operations and the development of family emergency contact cards, family members are trained in home care skills to ensure the patient's safe care at home; Physical recovery training: using methods such as standing by the bed, walking in the ward, and massaging upper limb muscle groups to promote patients' physical recovery and improve their quality of life; Social support connection: By joining online patient groups and participating in health knowledge quizzes, patients can enhance their social support and alleviate their feelings of loneliness and helplessness; Prevention of bone marrow suppression: By monitoring blood routine indicators and conducting fever warning and treatment drills, we can effectively prevent patients' bone marrow suppression and reduce the risk of infection; Improved treatment compliance: Using WeChat groups to report data and develop personalized home safety checklists to improve patient treatment compliance and ensure treatment effectiveness; Preparation for the next cycle of chemotherapy: By participating in the next cycle of medication education and psychological counseling, patients are fully prepared for the next cycle of chemotherapy; Adjustment of life rhythm: By formulating a schedule for chemotherapy intervals and planning light social activities, we help patients adjust their life rhythm and restore their social functions.

4. The system according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that The online community platform also has the following functions: Provide a communication platform for patients to share treatment experiences, psychological feelings and daily life; Regularly hold health knowledge quiz activities to improve patients' understanding and mastery of health knowledge; Publish the latest research progress and treatment information related to chemotherapy to help patients keep abreast of treatment trends.

5. The system according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that The family participation module also has the following functions: Provide family training courses, including knowledge of lung cancer chemotherapy, nursing skills, psychological support, etc.; Establish a family assistance mechanism to encourage family members to participate in the daily care and intervention activities of patients; Establish a family supervision system to ensure that family members participate in the patient's care and intervention process in accordance with training requirements.

6. The system according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that The monitoring and feedback system also has the following functions: Through the online supervision platform, patients’ participation in interventions and their effectiveness can be understood in real time; Provide face-to-face intervention guidance and effect evaluation to patients using graphic manuals and nurse bedside guidance; Generate intervention effect reports regularly to provide decision-making support for medical staff and timely adjust and optimize intervention plans.

7. The system according to any one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that The system also includes a phased application process, specifically: Week 1: Focus on acute symptom management and psychological strengthening; Week 2: Focus on the awareness of adverse reactions to chemotherapy and training of family care skills; Week 3: Focuses on physical recovery training and social support connections; Week 4: Focus on prevention of bone marrow suppression and improvement of treatment compliance; Week 5: Prepare for the next cycle of chemotherapy and adjust your pace of life.

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