2016
DOI: 10.4236/ijcm.2016.711078
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Short-Stay Surgery: Impact of Opening a New Unit in a Tertiary Urban Hospital

Abstract: Objective: The number of procedures considered suitable for short-stay surgery has experienced a remarkable increase. The objective of the study was to determine whether a new short-stay surgical unit (SSSU) was an effective alternative to conventional Hospital Units (HU) for selected elective and urgent surgical conditions. Methods: A comparative analysis (Mann-Whitney test) was used to identify differences between patients admitted to HU (n = 2873) and those admitted to the SSSU (n = 544) during the followin… Show more

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