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acute gastric bleeding agb common potentially serious complication patients gastrointestinal disorders nursing interventions play critical role management acute gastric bleeding impact clinical outcomes well understood aim retrospective analysis evaluate impact nursing interventions clinical outcomes patients acute gastric bleeding retrospective review medical records conducted 220 patients acute gastric bleeding admitted hospital february 2022 february 2023 patients divided two groups based whether received nursing interventions hospital stay clinical outcomes including length hospital stay blood transfusion requirements mortality rates compared two groups using descriptive statistics logistic regression analysis 220 patients included study 168 764 received nursing interventions hospital stay patients received nursing interventions significantly shorter length hospital stay mean 72 days sd 21 compared receive nursing interventions mean 105 days sd 34 p 0001 additionally 90day mortality rate lower group receiving professional nursing interventions 42 vs 154 p 0010 fewer patients received nursing interventions required blood transfusions 333 vs 652 p 0001 mortality rates lower 67 vs 208 p 004 multivariate logistic regression analysis suggested professional nursing intervention protective factor postoperative rebleeding patients gastric hemorrhage 0727 95 ci 04970901 p 0001 results retrospective analysis suggest nursing interventions associated improved clinical outcomes patients acute gastric bleeding implementation nursing interventions individualized care plans monitoring evaluation patient education encouraged optimize patient outcomes population research needed identify effective nursing interventions evaluate costeffectiveness