Geriatric nursing (New York, N.Y.) · 2025
Construction of discharge preparation service for patients undergoing cataract day surgery based on evidence and its empirical application.
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Chen Xiuli, Bian Hong, Li Mengqi, Zhou Yuanting, Yang Yinghua, Wu Zhifeng
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OBJECTIVE: Evidence-based development and empirical application of a discharge preparation service program for cataract day surgery patients.
METHODS: Evidence-based construction of a discharge preparation service programme for cataract day surgery patients. Using the convenience sampling method, 84 patients undergoing cataract day surgery in July-August 2024 were divided into a control group and an intervention group; Comparing the level of readiness for hospital discharge, quality of discharge teaching, caregiver preparedness, patients' ability to self-care, complication rate and unplanned readmission rate 1 month post-discharge between the two groups.
RESULTS: The intervention group scored higher than the control group in terms of readiness for hospital discharge, quality of discharge teaching, caregiver readiness, and patient self-care ability (P < 0.05), but the differences in post-discharge complications and unplanned readmissions were not statistically significant.
CONCLUSION: Evidence-based construction of a discharge preparation service programme for cataract day surgery patients has good practical value.
METHODS: Evidence-based construction of a discharge preparation service programme for cataract day surgery patients. Using the convenience sampling method, 84 patients undergoing cataract day surgery in July-August 2024 were divided into a control group and an intervention group; Comparing the level of readiness for hospital discharge, quality of discharge teaching, caregiver preparedness, patients' ability to self-care, complication rate and unplanned readmission rate 1 month post-discharge between the two groups.
RESULTS: The intervention group scored higher than the control group in terms of readiness for hospital discharge, quality of discharge teaching, caregiver readiness, and patient self-care ability (P < 0.05), but the differences in post-discharge complications and unplanned readmissions were not statistically significant.
CONCLUSION: Evidence-based construction of a discharge preparation service programme for cataract day surgery patients has good practical value.