2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.pcorm.2021.100155
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Quality improvement through lean A3 method for foot traffic in operating room

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“…Although 29 articles reported the use of real-time data in SSI prevention, most of them described the collection of real-time data, but with a retrospective data analysis. For example, studies described the monitoring of surgical team behaviour in operating rooms in real time [94,110]. In these studies, the data is converted and stored, and the analyses are performed offline, i.e.…”
Section: Data-related Aspectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although 29 articles reported the use of real-time data in SSI prevention, most of them described the collection of real-time data, but with a retrospective data analysis. For example, studies described the monitoring of surgical team behaviour in operating rooms in real time [94,110]. In these studies, the data is converted and stored, and the analyses are performed offline, i.e.…”
Section: Data-related Aspectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Se llama A3 porque toda la información se recopila en una hoja tamaño A3 [15] y su uso permite desarrollar e implantar dentro de la organización la cultura y filosofía de mejora continua, que ayuda a las personas a aprender para aprender. Fue implementada por primera vez en Toyota Motor Corporation [16] y no solo se compone de texto, sino que se apoya en imágenes, diagramas y gráficos que facilitan su compresión. Existe una variedad de estructuras de este informe en la literatura científica, pero todas se basan en planear -hacer -verificar -actuar, un algoritmo de resolución de problemas de alto nivel iniciado por Walter Shewhart en la década de 1930 y adoptado posteriormente por W. Edwards Deming en la década de 1950 [17], [18] .…”
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“…When preparing to address and minimize OR traffic, perioperative leaders and personnel should understand the causes of this traffic 12 . Perioperative team members should understand the specific characteristics of their surgical environment (eg, physical constraints) and the effects of OR traffic on quality and safety (eg, SSIs, distractions).…”
Section: Strategies To Considermentioning
confidence: 99%