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[Abstract]:Objective: to understand the psychological status of poor students in a medical college, and to make statistical description and analysis. 2) to explore the main risk factors and protective factors of mental health of poor students in a certain medical college) to evaluate the effect of psychological intervention on poor students. Methods: one and three students from a medical college in Hunan Province were studied. The Chinese version of the Eysenck Personality questionnaire was used to investigate the basic situation of the students and the Chinese version of Eysenck Personality questionnaire (Eysenck Personality questionnaire). The social support scale and 90 symptom lists were investigated by cluster sampling cross-sectional survey. The poor students were investigated after psychological intervention, and the data were analyzed by statistical description test. ANOVA S-N-K ANOVA Welch test Logistic regression analysis and Pearson correlation analysis. Results the scores of mental quality, extroversion, neuroticism and concealment were lower than those of norm N neuroticism and national norm, the scores of objective support were lower than those of non-poor students, and the scores of subjective support were lower than those of non-poor students. The utilization of support and the total score of social support were higher than those of non-poor students. The total scores of subjective support and social support were significantly different from those of non-poor students (subjective support p0.045, social support total score p0.0000.The scores of all SCL-90 items except the number of SCL-90 negative items were higher than or equal to the national norm, obsessive symptoms, anxiety, etc. The study on the influencing factors of phobia and psychosis compared with the national norm showed that the total score of SCL-90 in female students was higher than that of boys, that of one student was higher than that of three students, that of sophomore grade was higher than that of other grades, and that of medical examination was higher than that of other majors. The non-only child is higher than the only child, the students from the countryside are higher than those from the towns and cities, and the students who are "persuaded by friends" are higher than those from other sources (the score is as high as 199.2 ±90.37). The difference between major satisfaction and professional satisfaction on the total score of SCL-90 scale was significant (p 0.05), grade, major and family location was the influencing factor of SCL-90 total score, and neuroticism and mental quality were negatively correlated with social support. Extroversion and concealment were positively correlated with social support, neuroticism and mental quality were positively correlated with each factor score of SCL-90, extroversion, cover-up and social support were negatively correlated with SCL-90 factors. The scores of neuroticism and concealment psychological intervention were lower than those before intervention. The scores of extroversion and neuroticism were significantly lower than those before intervention. Except for the increase of negative items, the scores of all other items were decreased. In addition to the SCL-90 positive symptoms before and after intervention there was no statistical difference, the other before and after the comparison were statistically significant. Conclusion (1) the mental health status of the poor students in the medical college was moderate, the score of Eysenck personality neuroticism was lower than the norm, and the total scores of social support subjective support and social support were higher than those of non-poor students with SCL-90 obsessive-compulsive symptoms, anxiety and terror. The scores of psychosis were higher than norm, and the difference was statistically significant. 2) the influencing factors of mental health of poor students in this medical college were grade, specialty and family location, neuroticism and mental quality were negatively correlated with social support. Extroversion and concealment were positively correlated with social support, neuroticism and mental quality were positively correlated with SCL-90 factors, extroversion, concealment and social support were negatively correlated with SCL-90 factors. Improve the mental health of poor students.
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