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Early Mobilization in Pancreatic Surgery: Multifaceted Perspectives

The main result of this study is the identification of three main categories that influence the implementation of early mobilisation in pancreatic surgery: attitude towards early postoperative mobilisation, subjective norm, and perceived behavioural control. These factors, which include perceived advantages or disadvantages, impact from healthcare professionals, family members, and fellow patients, as well as knowledge, abilities, resources, and environment, highlight the diverse and multidimensional nature of early mobilisation. The successful implementation of early mobilisation requires the dedication of both patients and healthcare professionals.

Journal Article by Ni YX, Li Z, Zhou LL and Gong S in BMJ Open

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