ArticleWorld journal of gastrointestinal surgery2026
Fu Zheng Li Qi Tang combined with FOCUS-PDCA model in postoperative rehabilitation of elderly biliary surgery patients.
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Abstract
backgroundElderly patients undergoing biliary surgery face high risks of postoperative complications and delayed recovery due to reduced physiological reserve and frequent comorbidities. Effective rehabilitation strategies are urgently needed. Traditional Chinese medicine, such as Fu Zheng Li Qi Tang, may support recovery through multi-targeted regulation, while the find, organize, clarify, understand, select, plan, do, check and act (FOCUS-PDCA) model offers a systematic approach to optimize nursing quality. We hypothesized that combining Fu Zheng Li Qi Tang with the FOCUS-PDCA model would significantly improve postoperative recovery in elderly biliary surgery patients compared to routine care.
aimTo evaluate the effect of Fu Zheng Li Qi Tang plus FOCUS-PDCA on postoperative recovery in elderly biliary surgery patients.
methodsOne hundred and twenty elderly biliary surgery patients (age ≥ 60 years) were randomized into a control group (
resultsThe duration of postoperative bed rest, time to first flatus, and length of hospital stay in the observational group were all shorter than those in the control group (
conclusionFu Zheng Li Qi Tang combined with FOCUS-PDCA model accelerates postoperative recovery, relieves pain, reduces complications, and improves nursing satisfaction in elderly biliary surgery patients, demonstrating significant clinical value.
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