Key result
Delphi study develops a nursing-sensitive quality indicator system for breast reconstruction surgery.
Why the study?
A structured and quantifiable system of nursing-sensitive quality indicators was needed to evaluate perioperative care in breast reconstruction surgery.
A Delphi study developed a structured nursing-sensitive quality indicator system to standardize and evaluate perioperative care in breast reconstruction surgery.
Supports standardized perioperative nursing assessment in breast reconstruction; extends Delphi consensus and leaves open prospective outcome validation.
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Pan et al. (2026) studied Perioperative care in breast reconstruction surgery (n=15). Development of nursing-sensitive quality indicators (NSQIs) system was evaluated on Final version of NSQIs system. A two-round Delphi study with 15 experts developed a nursing-sensitive quality indicator system for breast reconstruction surgery comprising 3 first-level, 9 second-level, and 24 third-level indicators.
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