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Objective: To investigate the effectiveness of strengthen psychological intervention in 85 clients who had pneumonia caused by a novel coronavirus. Methods: As the study's subjects, 162 new coronavirus pneumonia clients admitted to our hospital between January 2020 and September 2020 had their clinical records retrospectively examined. According to different nursing methods, 162 patients with new coronavirus pneumonia were separated into a control team (n=77) and an experimental team (n=85). The test group received the intense psychological intervention, whereas the controlling team only received standard nursing care. The two groups' treatment compliance and nursing satisfaction were observed, the self-rating symptom scale (SCL-90) scores and coping style (MCMQ) grades of the two teams prior to and after the interference was contrasted, and the nursing quality of the two teams was contrasted. Results: In terms of compliance, the overall treatment compliance rate of patients in the experimental group increased significantly. In terms of the psychological state of the experimental group, significant improvements were observed in all psychological dimensions of the patients in the experimental group, including a reduction in negative emotions and an increase in nursing satisfaction. In terms of self-coping, patients in the experimental group showed significant improvement in various dimensions. And the quality of nursing care in the experimental group has been significantly improved. Conclusion: This study highlights the importance of intensive psychological intervention in the overall care of COVID-19 patients and its role in improving patient treatment compliance, negative emotions, self-coping styles and patient health.