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Improve the structures, processes and outcomes for patients having a surgery or procedure and anaesthesia.
Use this set of resources as a framework for continuous quality improvement of perioperative care.
Assess your current processes and practice against the elements of the toolkit.
Perform only clinically appropriate procedures.
Promote healthy behaviours by prescribing preparatory interventions.
Create an action plan for colorectal surgery using these principles, implementation enablers and interventions.
Implement surgery that enables the patient to be discharged the same day.
Understand the initiatives driving improvement in elective surgery.
Safely provide non-anaesthetist administered sedation.
Non-critical care clinicians can use this toolkit in non-operating theatre settings.
Assess the quality of your sedation service in procedural units or departments.
Understand this policy from the NSW Ministry of Health.
Consider the environmental impact of operating theatres.
Measure the sustainability of your hospital and take actions to improve.
Provide safe preoperative fasting and fluid diets in operating theatres in NSW hospitals.
Understand the principles, timelines and patient cohort considerations to prepare patients for surgery.
Read this background to the diet specifications to support their use at your hospital.
Use the surgery-related diet specifications in this list.
Understand the experience of surgery and reflect on your practice.
Review the stories and reflect on the questions to improve your communication skills.
Share the stories with your patients and carers to help them understand what to expect.
Maintaining optimal air quality and infection control in healthcare settings, ensuring adherence to industry standards and best practices.
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