Evaluación del programa de cirugía segura en el Hospital del Día Sur Valdivia.

Abstract

Safe surgery refers to the processes applied in a surgical intervention, which includes saturation or incision to treat a health problem. The general objective of the study was to evaluate the safe surgery program at Hospital del Día Sur Valdivia, for thedesign of an improvement plan. The methodology was through a quantitative approach, non-experimental design, cross-sectional type with descriptive scope and deductive method. In addition, the instrument was composed of ten questions divided into six dimensions such as programming, complications, information, follow-up, health status, and satisfaction. The results showed that most of the patients were young adults from 26 to 35 years old and 36 to 45 years old; Regarding the information on care at home once they were discharged from the hospital, 66.3% stated that they did receive the information, followed by 72.8% of the patients who were not readmitted to the hospital due to surgery problems, while the 78.1% of those surveyed stated that they do recommend the hospital's services. The proposal was focused on providing better alternatives for safe surgery through the use of informative banners, plates with operative protocol instructions, evaluation form through a digital platform, in order to streamline patient data. It is concluded that the institution has not incurred major problems in terms of surgical surgeries; however, it does not have a good insurance program, so it is essential that its approach starts from this management so that its procedures have greater clinical support and safe practices.