Narrative nursing for negative emotions in patients with acute pancreatitis: Based on model construction and application

Table 1 General and clinical data of two groups

Clinical data	Control group (n = 44)	Intervention group (n = 45)	χ²/t	P value
Gender, n (%)			0.932	0.334
Male	26 (59.09)	22 (48.89)
Female	18 (40.91)	23 (51.11)
Age (years)	48.57 ± 16.96	55.09 ± 14.28	1.964	0.053
Hospital stays (days)	11.00 ± 2.89	11.87 ± 3.28	1.321	0.190
Marital status, n (%)			0.989	0.610
Unmarried	2 (4.55)	2 (4.44)
Married	42 (95.45)	42 (93.33)
Divorced or widowed	0 (0.00)	1 (2.22)
Education level, n (%)			2.628	0.453
Junior high school and below	23 (52.27)	30 (66.67)
College	12 (27.27)	9 (20.00)
High school and technical secondary school	8 (18.18)	6 (13.33)
Postgraduate and above	1 (2.27)	0 (0.00)
Payment, n (%)
Medical insurance	38 (86.36)	41 (91.11)	0.503	0.478
Self-payment	6 (13.64)	4 (8.89)	0.503	0.478
Social support	34.82 ± 4.43	34.98 ± 4.27	0.173	0.863
Objective support	8.86 ± 2.74	8.33 ± 1.19	1.189	0.238
Subjective support	20.61 ± 4.41	21.16 ± 3.46	0.646	0.520
Availability of support	5.75 ± 1.16	5.69 ± 1.18	0.246	0.807
First-episode, n (%)			0.011	0.917
Yes	22 (50.00)	22 (48.89)
No	22 (50.00)	23 (51.11)
Pathogenesis, n (%)			5.263	0.154
Biliary onset	8 (18.18)	15 (33.33)
Hyperlipidemic onset	32 (72.73)	24 (53.33)
Alcoholic onset	0 (0.00)	2 (4.44)
Others	4 (9.09)	4 (8.89)
Mastery of related health knowledge, n (%)			3.033	0.219
None	19 (43.18)	26 (57.78)
Rare	16 (36.36)	15 (33.33)
Adequate	9 (20.45)	4 (8.89)