Abstract：
When people with sickle cell disease in vaso-occlusive crisis need hospitalization, they often experience fragmented and disparate treatment. Racial, gender, and socioeconomic treatment bias by providers, including nurses, is complicated by the current reactionary United States (US) controlled substance policies. To provide high-quality and respectful care, nurses can use Kolcaba\'s Comfort Theory as the framework for a holistic plan to assess, deliver individualized interventions, and evaluate outcomes for people experiencing vaso-occlusive crisis. Once in the electronic medical record, it can guide care during future hospitalizations. By refocusing on the nursing value of providing comfort care to individuals in distress, nurses can change treatment outcomes for clients.
摘要：
当患有血管闭塞危象的镰状细胞疾病的人需要住院治疗时，他们经常经历支离破碎和不同的治疗。种族,性别,以及提供者的社会经济治疗偏见，包括护士,由于当前反动的美国（美国）控制的物质政策而变得复杂。提供高质量和尊重的护理，护士可以使用科尔卡巴的舒适理论作为整体计划的框架来评估，提供个性化干预措施，并评估血管闭塞危象患者的预后。一旦进入电子病历，它可以指导未来住院期间的护理。通过重新关注为困境中的个人提供舒适护理的护理价值，护士可以改变客户的治疗结果。
