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[Research Progress in Precision Nursing for Enhanced Recovery After Surgery]
Zhen Li1, Hejing Liang2, Shuli Guo2
1Department of Clinical Nutrition, Peking Union Medical College Hospital, Beijing 100730, China.
Summary
Precision nursing enhances patient recovery after surgery (ERAS) by tailoring care. This review explores its application, challenges, and future integration for improved perioperative outcomes.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Science
- Precision Medicine
- Surgical Care
Context:
- The evolution of precision medicine and nursing presents new opportunities for enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) protocols.
- Current nursing practices in ERAS are expanding, necessitating advanced, individualized approaches.
Purpose:
- To review the current research status of precision nursing within the framework of ERAS.
- To provide an overview of precision nursing applications in ERAS, focusing on assessment, symptom management, nutrition, and education.
- To analyze challenges and propose solutions for the broader implementation of precision nursing in ERAS.
Summary:
- Precision nursing applications in ERAS encompass personalized assessment, symptom management, nutritional support, and tailored health education and follow-up.
- Key challenges include enhancing professional skills, developing nursing information platforms, and adopting new technologies.
- Addressing these challenges is crucial for optimizing perioperative care and patient outcomes.
Impact:
- Optimizing perioperative patient care strategies through precision nursing concepts.
- Ensuring patient safety and enhancing the quality of nursing care in ERAS.
- Promoting a more significant role for precision nursing in improving patient outcomes within ERAS.
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