Publication: Interprofessional preoperative briefing enhances surgical teamwork satisfaction and decrease operative time: A comparative study in abdominal operation
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Issued Date
2012
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1252208
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2-s2.0-84876929578
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มหาวิทยาลัยศรีนครินทรวิโรฒ
Bibliographic Citation
Journal of the Medical Association of Thailand. Vol 95, No.SUPPL.12 (2012), p.S8-S14
Suggested Citation
Thanapongsathorn W., Jitsopa J., Wongviriyakorn O. Interprofessional preoperative briefing enhances surgical teamwork satisfaction and decrease operative time: A comparative study in abdominal operation. Journal of the Medical Association of Thailand. Vol 95, No.SUPPL.12 (2012), p.S8-S14. Retrieved from: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14740/6861
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Abstract
Background: Preoperative briefing of interprofessional surgical team (Surgeon group, Anesthetic group and Operating nurse group) shows improvement of surgical teamwork satisfaction. However, preoperative briefing protocol is not well set in surgical practice in Thailand. Objective: To study the interprofessional preoperative briefing effectiveness in term of teamwork satisfaction score and operative time loss due to preventable causes. Material and Method: Prospective experimental trial was done before and after implementation of preoperative briefing in abdominal operation using visual analog score questionnaire and operative records. Paired t-test was analyzed in this study. Results: During March-October 2009, data analysis of 35 surgical staffs (Surgeon group 11 staffs, Anesthetic group 10 staffs, Operating nurse group 14 staffs) showed 19 of 35 staffs (54.29%) had increase individual satisfaction score but average satisfaction score to three interprofessional surgical teamwork increased 0.50 from 10 which was no statistical significant. The preventable operative time loss decreased from 8.6 to 5.3 minutes per 60 minutes operative time. Analysis of the satisfaction score to preoperative briefing protocol was 7.53 from 10 scores and the individual staff opinion to continue preoperative briefing protocol were 29 from 35 staffs (82.86%). Conclusion: Interprofessional preoperative briefing increased satisfaction level of surgical teamwork and decreased operative time due to preventable causes. Most of surgical staff agreed to continue preoperative briefing project for patient benefit.
Subject(s)
Abdominal surgery
Article
Comparative study
Human
Medical staff
Nursing protocol
Patient safety
Prospective study
Questionnaire
Satisfaction
Scoring system
Surgeon
Teamwork
Treatment outcome
Visual analog scale
Abdomen
Communication
Cooperative Behavior
Female
Humans
Male
Operative Time
Patient Care Team
Prospective Studies
Thailand
Article
Comparative study
Human
Medical staff
Nursing protocol
Patient safety
Prospective study
Questionnaire
Satisfaction
Scoring system
Surgeon
Teamwork
Treatment outcome
Visual analog scale
Abdomen
Communication
Cooperative Behavior
Female
Humans
Male
Operative Time
Patient Care Team
Prospective Studies
Thailand