Cancellations of Elective Surgeries in a University Hospital
Keywords:
Operation Roam, Operating Roam Nursing, organization center & administration, hospitals university, programmed surgeries, cancellations surgeries.Abstract
The study was carried out in an university hospital of Triângulo Mineiro, Brazil, having as a goal to study the exploitation of the Surgical Center, in relation to the accomplishment and cancellation of programmed surgeries, and to analyze the main motives and reasons for their cancellation. The data collection was based on the register book of daily surgical movement, in the maps of the daily surgeries programming and in the Nursing reports, from February to April of 2002. The results demonstrated the índex of suspension of 25,37%, having as main causes: lack of internment of the patient (29,46%), overcome the lenght of time ( 1 4, 1 0%) and lack of patinent's clinicai conditions (12,85%). lt is necessary to establish measures that guide the process of controling and the planning of the programmed surgical procedures and also to make possible the maximum exploitation of the available time in the sector.
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