Contemporary Nursing

Objective This study focuses on the application effects of total quality management in the nursing management process of oncology intensive care units. Methods The experiment was set to start from January 2024 and end in December 2024. Patients admitted to the oncology intensive care unit during this period were selected as samples, with 80 cases screened for computer random grouping: a control group (n=40) under routine management and an observation group (n=40) implementing total quality management. Relevant data indicators were recorded, and differences were summarized and analyzed to evaluate the application value. Results After adopting different nursing management methods, there were significant differences in the incidence of complications, nursing quality scores, and patient satisfaction evaluations between the two groups. The observation group performed better in all aspects. Statistical analysis showed that P values were all ＜0.05, indicating the value of the experiment. Conclusion Implementing total quality management measures in the nursing management process of oncology intensive care units can significantly improve nursing quality, reduce the risk of complications, and provide safer nursing care for patients, making it worthy of widespread promotion and application in clinical practice.

Total quality management; Intensive care unit for cancer patients; Nursing management; Application value