Effects Of App-Supported Transitional Care On Neurogenic Bladder In Spinal Cord Injury Patients

Neurogenic bladder is a common complication after incomplete spinal cord injury, which easily leads to recurrent urinary tract infection and decreased quality of daily life. Traditional transitional follow-up is limited by time and space. This study adopts single-blind parallel-group RCT design. Eligible patients are randomly allocated at a 1:1 ratio. Control group receives standard inpatient nursing plus conventional post-discharge follow-up; intervention group receives identical inpatient care plus systematic app-based transitional care for 4 weeks. Primary outcomes are post-void residual urine volume and urinary tract infection incidence. Secondary outcomes contain self-care ability and quality of life assessed by standardized scales. All indicators are tested at baseline and 4 weeks after intervention to verify the clinical effect of app-assisted transitional nursing.