Key result
The establishment of a perioperative support center facilitated task-shifting from anesthesiologists to medical staff, improving team-based perioperative care efficiency.
Why the study?
With an aging society and increasingly sophisticated medicine, perioperative support centers offering seamless multidisciplinary care have gained attention to improve safety, recovery, and efficiency through task-shifting from physicians.
Perioperative support centers facilitate multidisciplinary team care and task-shifting, improving operational efficiency and patient satisfaction, though further evidence is needed to confirm hard clinical outcomes.
Perioperative support centers may enable task-shifting and multidisciplinary care; leaves open effects on hard clinical outcomes.
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Masayuki Shibata (2022) studied Perioperative care. Perioperative Support Center (PSC) was evaluated. The establishment of a perioperative support center facilitated task-shifting from anesthesiologists to medical staff, improving team-based perioperative care efficiency.
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