A SURVEY OF CANCELLED SURGICAL OPERATIONS REASONS IN SHOHADA HOSPITAL, KERMANSHAH: FIRST SIX MONTHS 2012

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MOHAMMADI A.; SETOODEH R.; MOHAMMADI R.; GAHVAREI SH.; ASGARNEJAD M.

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Journal: Journal of Healthcare Management Research Year:2011 | Volume:2 | Issue:3-4 (SERIAL 6) Page(s): 29-35

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A SURVEY OF CANCELLED SURGICAL OPERATIONS REASONS IN SHOHADA HOSPITAL, KERMANSHAH: FIRST SIX MONTHS 2012

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Introduction: Productivity of HOSPITAL operating rooms is one of the main factors in determining HOSPITALs’ costs. These health care facilities allocate a lot of resources to operation room management those SURGICAL OPERATIONs to be performed in timely. However, cancellation of operation room has been considered as one of the main reasons in inefficiency and wasting resources and causing stress and frustration to patients and their relatives. The aim of this study was to conduct a survey of surgery cancellation rates and reasons in Shohada HOSPITAL of Kermanshah.Methods: this study was cross-sectional. Data was gathered from statistics unit and according to surgical groups, divided to five sections (orthopedic, ophthalmology, general surgery, cosmetic surgery and urology). Reasons of cancellation SURGICAL OPERATIONs were divided into five sections: factors related to the surgeon, anesthesiologist, patient clinical problems, problems related to the operation room and patient. Data were analyzed using SPSS16 software, and descriptive statistics indicators.Results: among 3612 SURGICAL OPERATIONs, 1.3 percent was cancelled. The most rates related to general surgery service with 2.31 percent and the lowest rates related to ophthalmology with 0.54 percent. Patient clinical problems with 64 percent placed at highest and factors associated with operation room with 6 percent, considered as lowest were reasons for SURGICAL OPERATIONs cancellation.Conclusions: results showed that patient clinical problems were the main causes of SURGICAL OPERATIONs cancellation, so assessment of patient before surgery can solve this problem and made better management of operation room, resources effectiveness and patient satisfaction.

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MOHAMMADI, A., SETOODEH, R., MOHAMMADI, R., GAHVAREI, SH., & ASGARNEJAD, M.. (2011). A SURVEY OF CANCELLED SURGICAL OPERATIONS REASONS IN SHOHADA HOSPITAL, KERMANSHAH: FIRST SIX MONTHS 2012. JOURNAL OF HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT (JOURNAL OF HEALTH SYSTEM), 2(3-4 (SERIAL 6)), 29-35. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/232464/en

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MOHAMMADI A., SETOODEH R., MOHAMMADI R., GAHVAREI SH., ASGARNEJAD M.. A SURVEY OF CANCELLED SURGICAL OPERATIONS REASONS IN SHOHADA HOSPITAL, KERMANSHAH: FIRST SIX MONTHS 2012. JOURNAL OF HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT (JOURNAL OF HEALTH SYSTEM)[Internet]. 2011;2(3-4 (SERIAL 6)):29-35. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/232464/en

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A. MOHAMMADI, R. SETOODEH, R. MOHAMMADI, SH. GAHVAREI, and M. ASGARNEJAD, “A SURVEY OF CANCELLED SURGICAL OPERATIONS REASONS IN SHOHADA HOSPITAL, KERMANSHAH: FIRST SIX MONTHS 2012,” JOURNAL OF HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT (JOURNAL OF HEALTH SYSTEM), vol. 2, no. 3-4 (SERIAL 6), pp. 29–35, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/232464/en

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