OncoMatch/Clinical Trials/NCT07622381

Specialist Nurse-Led Nursing Management for Patients Undergoing Head and Neck Cancer Surgery

Is NCT07622381 recruiting? Yes, currently enrolling (Jul 2026). This NA trial studies non-drug interventions for head & neck cancer.

The goal of this clinical trial is to evaluate the effectiveness of a multidisciplinary specialist nurse-led perioperative nursing management model for patients undergoing head and neck cancer surgery. The study aims to improve perioperative recovery, reduce postoperative complications, and enhance the quality of nursing care for patients with head and neck cancer. The main questions it aims to answer are: Does the multidisciplinary specialist nurse-led nursing management model reduce the incidence of postoperative complications in patients undergoing head and neck cancer surgery? Does the intervention improve nutritional indicators, quality of life, and nursing satisfaction compared with routine perioperative nursing care? Does the intervention reduce length of hospital stay and hospitalization costs? Researchers will compare patients receiving the multidisciplinary specialist nurse-led perioperative nursing management model with patients receiving routine perioperative nursing care to evaluate the effectiveness of the intervention. Participants will: Receive either routine perioperative nursing care or the multidisciplinary specialist nurse-led nursing management intervention during hospitalization Undergo comprehensive perioperative assessments, including nutritional status, risk of pulmonary complications, swallowing function, voice function, oral health status, and psychological condition Receive individualized multidisciplinary rehabilitation and nursing interventions developed collaboratively by specialist nurses, physicians, dietitians, and psychological counselors Participate in perioperative rehabilitation, health education, and continuous follow-up management during hospitalization Complete assessments of quality of life and nursing satisfaction during the perioperative period