Comprehensive nursing intervention improves psychological outcomes, sleep quality, pain, and coping in patients with comorbid depression and thoracolumbar compression fracture - Scorecard - MDSpire

Comprehensive nursing intervention improves psychological outcomes, sleep quality, pain, and coping in patients with comorbid depression and thoracolumbar compression fracture

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  • Min Qi

  • Wenjing Wang

  • Miao Zhang

  • Haijing Zhang

  • June 17, 2026

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Clinical Scorecard: Holistic nursing strategies enhance psychological well-being, sleep quality, pain management, and coping mechanisms in individuals with concurrent depression and thoracolumbar compression fractures

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        Comprehensive nursing intervention improves psychological outcomes, sleep quality, pain, and coping in patients with comorbid depression and thoracolumbar compression fracture

        • by Min Qi, Wenjing Wang, Miao Zhang, Haijing Zhang

        • June 17, 2026

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