ArticleWorld journal of gastrointestinal surgery2025
Effect of whole-process management based on planned behavior theory on postoperative recovery of acute appendicitis patients.
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backgroundThe theory of planned behavior (TPB) and whole-course nursing are mainly used for patients with cancer, chronic diseases, and other conditions that require long-term rehabilitation. There are few studies on diseases, such as acute abdomen, for which patients urgently need surgery. Owing to the particularity of acute abdomen and limited preoperative preparation, patients and their families may not fully realize the significance of postoperative rehabilitation and the development of good treatment behavior. Therefore, this study used acute appendicitis as an entry point to explore the influence of TPB and the whole-process management of acute abdominal disease.
aimTo examine the impact of TPB-based whole-process management on postoperative rehabilitation and complications in patients with acute appendicitis.
methodsA total of 180 patients enrolled between July 2023 and June 2024 were randomly assigned
resultsThe first exhaust time, bowel sound recovery time, first defecation time, first postoperative ground movement time, and postoperative hospital stay were shorter in the experimental group than in the control group (
conclusionWhole-process management based on the TPB can shorten the postoperative recovery time in patients with acute appendicitis and reduce the incidence of pain and complications.
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