Construction and effectiveness of intelligent urinary control standardized ward for patients with lower urinary tract dysfunction

doi:10.3877/cma.j.issn.1674-3253.2026.01.006

Abstract

Abstract:

Objective

Using intelligent bladder management system to build urinary control standardized wards, standardize the management of patients, and improve the efficiency of patients' rehabilitation.

Methods

The Xiaoyu bladder management system platform was constructed and a departmental healthcare team system was created. The intelligent system was used to manage patients with lower urinary tract dysfunction from pre-hospitalization to perioperative period to discharge from September 2023 to June 2024 in our hospital. The results of patient compliance, patient satisfaction, patient quality of life, and physician satisfaction were analyzed.

Results

A total of 172 patients registered the Xiaoyu bladder management system, of which 111 patients (64.53%) used the pre-hospitalization-perioperative-discharge system to record urination diaries. 69 patients (40.12%) used the system to record perioperative urination diary, free urine flow rate and residual urine volume in the bladder. 57 patients (33.14%) used the system to record urination diaries, complete rehabilitation training according to the system push content, and complete health education content learning and questionnaire surveys within 1 month after discharge. Compared to patients without the management system, there were statistically significant improvements in patient satisfaction and quality of life at 1-month post-discharge (P<0.05). Doctors' satisfaction score with the nursing team increased from (8.73±1.10) points to (9.80±0.42) points, the difference was not statistically significant (P>0.05).

Conclusion

The intelligent urinary control standardized ward and patient management system realizes the standardized management of urination data, improves the rehabilitation training effect of patients, greatly improves patient satisfaction, and enhances the tacit understanding between the medical team.

Key words: Lower urinary tract dysfunction, Artificial intelligence, Nursing, Bladder function, Standardize ward

Fan Fan, Hao Huang, Lili Fu, Chunmei Zhou, Xuexia Ma, Hai Huang. Construction and effectiveness of intelligent urinary control standardized ward for patients with lower urinary tract dysfunction[J]. Chinese Journal of Endourology(Electronic Edition), 2026, 20(01): 44-50.

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组别	患者满意度评分	患者生活质量评分
使用系统	9.46±0.76	8.05±1.40
未使用系统	9.13±1.23	6.38±1.88
t值	1.480	4.440
P值	0.017	0.025

组别	患者满意度评分	患者生活质量评分
使用系统	9.46±0.76	8.05±1.40
未使用系统	9.13±1.23	6.38±1.88
t值	1.480	4.440
P值	0.017	0.025

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