Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Objective With the continuous development of medical technology and the increase in complex diseases, surgery has become an important means of treating many diseases. However, complex surgeries are operationally intricate and high-risk, posing higher demands on nursing work. The application of the multidisciplinary collaboration model in the medical field is becoming more widespread, and its role in enhancing the quality of complex surgical nursing is also receiving much attention. Methods This study used a prospective research method, selecting patients undergoing surgery at our hospital and their nursing teams as research subjects. Patients were randomly divided into an experimental group and a control group to compare the differences in nursing quality before, during, and after surgery between the two groups. Results The collaborative ability of nurses in the experimental group was significantly higher than that in the control group in aspects such as preoperative preparation, intraoperative cooperation, and postoperative care. The satisfaction of patients in the experimental group was higher than that in the control group. This was mainly due to the nurses comprehensive understanding of the patients conditions and the comprehensive treatment of the multidisciplinary team, which provided patients with more comprehensive and meticulous care. Conclusion The application of the multidisciplinary collaboration model in complex surgical nursing can significantly enhance the quality of nursing. Firstly, it improves the collaborative ability of the nursing team, enabling nurses to better cope with complex surgical environments; secondly, it enhances the quality of nursing services, increasing patient satisfaction and trust; and lastly, it effectively ensures nursing safety and reduces the incidence of nursing errors.

Multidisciplinary collaboration model; Complex surgery; Nursing quality