The effectiveness of combined training model in perioperative nursing for implant-based breast reconstruction: a quasi-experimental study - Report - MDSpire
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The effectiveness of combined training model in perioperative nursing for implant-based breast reconstruction: a quasi-experimental study
Clinical Report: Efficacy of an Integrated Training Approach in Perioperative Nursing
Overview
This study evaluates the impact of a standardized perioperative nursing protocol and training program on patient satisfaction and postoperative complications in implant-based breast reconstruction. Results indicate significantly higher satisfaction levels in the experimental group.
Background
Breast cancer is the most common malignancy among women, necessitating effective surgical interventions such as implant-based breast reconstruction (IBBR). Despite its psychological benefits, the perioperative nursing process for IBBR is often inconsistent.
Data Highlights
Outcome Measure
Experimental Group
Control Group
P-value
Breast Satisfaction
85.37 ± 5.45
80.32 ± 4.97
< 0.001
Surgical Outcome Satisfaction
83.66 ± 5.70
79.23 ± 5.21
< 0.001
Nursing Care Satisfaction
88.72 ± 6.28
83.56 ± 5.99
< 0.001
30-day Complication Incidence
5.0%
14.3%
P > 0.05
Key Findings
The experimental group had significantly higher satisfaction with breast appearance, surgical outcomes, and nursing care compared to the control group.
30-day postoperative complication incidence was lower in the experimental group (5.0%) compared to the control group (14.3%).
No statistically significant difference in complication grades was observed between the two groups.
The training program included model-based teaching, scenario-based simulations, and hands-on clinical practice.
The study utilized a quasi-experimental design with 82 enrolled patients, divided into experimental and control groups.
Clinical Implications
Further research is needed to confirm these results and assess long-term outcomes.
Conclusion
The study indicates that a combined training model can improve patient satisfaction in implant-based breast reconstruction.
