Abstract
Currently, one of the aims of health planning is to improve the efficiency of the health system. As part of this aim, the implantation of ambulatory surgery programs is being consolidated, and new specialties and increasingly complex surgical techniques are being introduced. The implementation of an ambulatory surgery program for women with breast cancer required the nursing staff to adapt to a new healthcare model by developing a new working methodology. We focused on providing care, support and health education to women in the perioperative period to enable them to recover safely at home, within the family environment, thus improving their quality of life. In the present article we propose a model of nursing care for women with breast cancer included in an ambulatory care program.
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