The Effect of Predictive Nursing Care for the Treatment of Senile Cerebral Tumors Treated by Craniotomy

CONCLUSION: The provision of predictive nursing care to patients with senile cranial tumors treated with craniotomy can effectively reduce the incidence of postoperative intracranial infection, and the nursing effect is better for patients with or without intracranial infection, which can significantly contribute to the quality of life quality improvement and effectively enhance patients' satisfaction. Further research is imperative to evaluate and promote the practice as a significant toolkit in clinical practice. Future investigations should focus on the enduring impact of predictive nursing interventions in senile cerebral tumor patients post-craniotomy, unraveling sustained benefits over an extended period. The study's findings underscore the potential for transformative nursing practices in craniotomy for senile cranial tumors, advocating for the integration of predictive nursing interventions to enhance patient safety, satisfaction, and overall well-being.PMID:38687866
Source: Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine - Category: Complementary Medicine Authors: Source Type: research