Exploring the impact of family involvement on postoperative compliance in adolescents undergoing metabolic and bariatric surgery based on the family-hospital collaborative management model
WU Zhen-peng
GAO Zhi-guang
WU Li-na
YANG Jing-ge
Abstract：Adolescent compliance management after metabolic and bariatric surgery is a systematic project involving physiological,psychological,and social aspects.The family,as the most central support system,plays a decisive role in determining the long-term effectiveness of the surgery.The family-hospital collaborative management model enhances preoperative cognitive building,intraoperative support,and postoperative dynamic follow-up.It transforms the emotional and behavioral support from families into motivation for adolescents' compliance,while hospitals provide scientific guidance to families with their professional expertise,creating a synergistic effect where"1+1＞2".Only by respecting the autonomy of adolescents and understanding the practical challenges faced by families can a truly sustainable collaborative ecosystem be established,offering solid support for the long-term prevention and management of adolescent obesity.
Keywords：family involvementadolescentsmetabolic and bariatric surgerypostoperative compliancefamily-hospital collaborative management model
Publication Date：2025-10-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-12-09(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：3( 1131-1133 )