Objective To investigate the status and factors associated with fear of progression in recipients of renal transplantation. Methods By using the convenient sampling method,221 recipients of renal transplantations were selected from February to June 2021 in a tertiary hospital in Changsha. General information questionnaire,Fear of Progression Questionnaire-Short Form,Positive Psychological Capital Questionnaire,Brief Illness Perception Questionnaire,Distress Disclosure Index were used to conduct the investigation. Results The score of fear of progression of recipients of renal transplantation was (28.13±7.87) ;51 cases (23.08%) were≥34 points;the positive psychological capital score was (124.05±21.06) ;the illness perception score was (37.67±11.10) ;the distress disclosure score was (36.09±8.98). Multiple linear regression analysis showed that illness perception and positive psychological capital were the influencing factors of fear of progression (P<0.05),which explained 35.3% of the total variation. Conclusion The incidence of fear of progression in recipients of renal transplantation is high,which is generally in the middle level. Clinicians should pay attention to the psychological status of renal transplant recipients,and reduce recipients’ illness perception,enhance patients’ positive psychological capital,and reduce their fear of disease progression.

The information needs of patients with assisted reproductive therapy mainly include 6 aspects,namely disease treatment,treatment guidance,treatment progress,physical adaptation,medical support and social psychology. We summarize the information needs of patients with assisted reproductive technology（ART）. Moreover,we review the application of health education given by specialist nurses,the information supported by peers and other patients,as well as the interactive health information communication model. We expect that it could provide some references to develop the multiform ways of information support for patients with ART.

Objective To explore the real experiences of pregnant women underwent termination of pregnancy due to fetal anomaly during the postpartum period,in order to provide reference and develop targeted interventions to improve women’s mental state.Methods Using phenomenological method,combined with the General Anxiety Scale（GAS） Generalized Anxiety Disorder Scale and the Patient Health Questionnaire,13 abnormal fetal induced labor women who visited the postpartum clinic of a maternity hospital in Hangzhou from June to September 2018 were selected as subjects. After 42 days of induced labor,participants were interviewed and assessed with the Psychological Scale. The interview content was analyzed by Colaizzi’s 7-step method.Results Four themes emerged as the psychological experience of women with abnormal induced abortion during postpartum period：①Women suffered from varying levels of anxiety and depression during postpartum period;②Coexisting of negative and positive experiences;③ Multiple factors aggravating negative experiences during postpartum period;④ Obviously insufficient social support for women during postpartum period.Conclusion Psychological experience of women underwent termination of pregnancy due to fetal anomaly during the postpartum period is not optimistic,which should attract attention of hospitals,communities and families.