Cumplimiento de la lista de verificación de la cirugía segura en el Hospital General Guasmo Sur, año 2019.

Abstract

The World Health Organization, in 2016 recommends a safe surgery checklist, to avoid adverse events, the MSP implements it from 2013, failure to comply with this process will result in complications. The objective of this research is to determine compliance with the Safe Surgery checklist at the General Guasmo Sur Hospital. Methodology: descriptive, prospective, observational. Population: 30 surgeons, 30 anesthesiologists, 15 circulating and 15 instrumentalists. Instruments: direct observation guide and survey. Results: 65% are from 20 to 30 years old, women (75%), surgeons (33%) and anesthesiologists (33%), from 2 to 5 years old (56%), are trained in the management of the checklist (100%), receive training more than 3 times (58%), apply the checklist (94%) without any type of impediment (96%). 96% check for an adverse reaction (96%); Regarding the exit phase, 92% count of tweezers, gauze, needles and other materials and 88% reviews the main aspects of recovery and treatment. Discussion: according to Cordovilla, 2016, describes that the surgical team is trained in the handling of the checklist; is consistent with our study. Conclusion; the surgical team complies in the entry and pause phases with all the parameters of the checklist and a minimum percentage of certain items in the exit phase are usually omitted; which means that the current does not complete the registration of the safe surgery checklist in its entirety.