EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF INTEGRATED NURSING MANAGEMENT IN RURAL MEDICAL COMMUNITIES ON PATIENT OUTCOMES AND ATHLETIC HEALTH

Abstract

Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness of integrated nursing management within a rural medical community, emphasizing its impact on athletic health and patient outcomes. Methods: Utilizing a comprehensive nursing management framework, this study establishes a decision-making hierarchy involving nursing experts to guide the process. Operation norms, procedures, and standards were developed through field research within the medical consortium, followed by training and assessments to ensure adherence. Personalized service agreements were implemented to cater to individual patient needs, enhancing the role of various organizational levels. Results: Post-implementation data indicated significant improvements in nursing quality, chronic disease management by nursing staff, and patient satisfaction, with notable statistical differences compared to pre-implementation metrics. Conclusion: The application of integrated nursing management in rural medical settings leverages the resources of general hospitals effectively. This model enhances the nursing capabilities and service quality at grassroots hospitals, improves patient satisfaction, facilitates tiered patient care, and delivers superior personalized services, particularly benefiting patient populations involved in sports and physical activities.