Surgical Safety Checklist Popularity among the surgeons?A survey

Malhotra, Mohinder Kumar; Malhotra, Suchitra; Chowdhary, Kunal; Khera, Aadhar; Singh, Probjot

doi:10.3329/bjms.v16i4.33605

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“…In this sense, it is important to point out the emphasis of nurses on the need for greater involvement of surgeons and anesthetists in the quest for patient safety in the operating room. This result may be related to the lack of knowledge about protocols and/or patient safety checklists in the operating room, as evidenced in an Indian study (18) . In addition, many surgeons and anesthetists operate sporadically in operating rooms according to their specialties, without a greater involvement in organizational discussions about patient safety.…”

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Good practices for patient safety in the operating room: nurses' recommendations

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Objective: To describe nurses' recommendations for good patient safety practices in the operating room. Method: Quantitative, descriptive and exploratory research developed from an online survey of 220 operating room nurses from different regions of Brazil. The data processing for textual analysis was performed by the software IRAMUTEQ. Results: There were eight recommendations: (1) Involvement of the multiprofessional team and the managers of the institution; (2) Establishment of a patient safety culture; (3) Use of the safe surgery checklist; (4) Improvement of interpersonal communication; (5) Expansion of nurses' performance; (6) Adequate availability of physical, material and human resources; (7) Individual search for professional updating; and (8) Development of continuing education actions. Conclusion: These recommendations can be used as care management strategies by nurses for patient safety in the operating room.

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“…Based on the 292 paper surgical safety checklist, although the surgical safety checklist is a procedure that must be done during an operating procedure, there is an urgent need to raise awareness about the safety checklist, and one method to do so is through demonstration papers at international conferences (Malhotra et al 2017).…”

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A Bibliometric Analysis of the Surgical Safety Checklist: Trends, Impact and Future Directions

Cahyani

2023

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The Surgical Safety Checklist (SSC) is a form-based instrument for analyzing surgical risks. This SSC is commonly used to improve patient safety and decrease surgical mistakes. This systematic review uses bibliometric analysis to provide insights about SSC trends, impacts, and future research paths. A comprehensive search of major scientific databases was conducted to discover relevant articles published between 2017 and 2022. The keywords used were connected to the Surgical Safety Checklist, and bibliometric analysis was utilized to filter papers before establishing inclusion criteria to choose the most relevant research for analysis. According to this report, there is a growing global interest in this topic. Based on bibliometric analysis, it was found that there was a growth in the number of publications related to SSC in the time period studied. These findings demonstrate the growing global interest in SSC topics as key trends in research focus, including specific aspects of checklist implementation, effectiveness, and related outcomes, have been identified. The analysis also influenced countries, institutions and leading authors contributing to the field of SSC. The systematic review discusses the impact and implications of research on SSC highlighting the positive influence of SSC in improving surgical outcomes and patient safety culture in hospitals. This review also explores emerging research directions, such as the integration of new technologies and the application of SSC in different surgical specialties. Additionally, it identifies knowledge gaps and areas requiring further research to optimize effective implementation of the SSC.

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“…The surgical safety checklist is one of the tools designed to enhance patient safety through prevention of healthcare-related adverse events; but in a survey of 502 Brazilian orthopaedic surgeons attending the 44th Brazilian congress of orthopedics and traumatology in 2012 [20], as much as 65.3% were unaware of the surgical safety checklist introduced by the WHO in 2009. Similarly, in a cross-sectional study involving surgeons attending a conference in India in 2014, whereas only 57% (81/142) of the surgeons had heard about the WHO surgical safety checklist only 32% (45/142) of them used it in their surgical practice [21]. This statistics mirrors the trend in other low and middle- income countries (LMICs) as shown by abysmally low implementation of the surgical safety checklist, even in referral hospitals in sub-saharan Africa [22].…”

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Patient safety awareness among 309 surgeons in Enugu, Nigeria: a cross-sectional survey

Nwosu¹,

Onyekwulu

Aniwada

2019

Patient Saf Surg

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BackgroundAdverse healthcare events are major public health problem with the heaviest burden in the low and middle-income countries. Patient safety awareness among healthcare professionals is known to impact this outcome; thus we set out to appraise the patient safety awareness among surgeons in Enugu, Nigeria.MethodsA multi-institutional cross-sectional survey was carried out among surgeons in Enugu, Nigeria and data obtained were analyzed using the statistical package for scientific solutions (SPSS) version 20 software.ResultsA total of 309 surgeons were surveyed. Majority of the surgeons (51.9%) had poor perception of patient safety issues. One hundred and twenty respondents (38.8%) have awareness of any institutional protocol for preventing wrong-site surgery while only 35 respondents (11.3%) regularly practiced an institutional protocol for preventing wrong-site surgery. The professional status of the surgeons and years in service showed significant association with perception of patient safety issues.ConclusionThe patient safety awareness and practice among the surgeons in Enugu, Nigeria is apparently low and this was found to be influenced by the professional status and years in service of the surgeon.

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Surgical Safety Checklist Popularity among the surgeons?A survey

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Good practices for patient safety in the operating room: nurses' recommendations

Good practices for patient safety in the operating room: nurses' recommendations

A Bibliometric Analysis of the Surgical Safety Checklist: Trends, Impact and Future Directions

Patient safety awareness among 309 surgeons in Enugu, Nigeria: a cross-sectional survey

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