International Journal of Nursing Research

Severe acute pancreatitis (SAP) is a common critical acute abdomen in clinical practice. Gastrointestinal dysfunction is one of its core complications, which directly affects the prognosis of patients. Cluster nursing, as an integrated intervention model based on evidence-based medical evidence, has shown significant advantages in improving gastrointestinal function and reducing the incidence of complications in patients with SAP. This article conducts a systematic review by retrieving relevant domestic and foreign literatures in recent years, covering aspects such as the conceptual connotation of cluster nursing, the pathophysiological mechanism of gastrointestinal dysfunction in SAP patients, specific application measures of cluster nursing in the recovery of gastrointestinal function in SAP, clinical effect evaluation, existing problems and prospects, aiming to provide a reference basis for clinical nursing practice. Further optimize the nursing strategies for SAP patients to promote the early recovery of their gastrointestinal function.

Cluster nursing; Severe acute pancreatitis; Recovery of gastrointestinal function; Nursing intervention