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This review highlights the critical importance of adhering to safe surgical practices and asepsis to prevent harm to patients and healthcare personnel, particularly in developing nations.
This review highlights the importance of adhering to safe surgical practices and asepsis to prevent harm to patients and healthcare personnel, particularly in developing nations.
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May warrant renewed asepsis training focus in developing nations; leaves open optimal implementation strategies.
Surgical care has become highly specialized because of scientific advances. It is now possible to handle many health problems successfully with the help of newer and innovative methods. However, to deliver care safely to patients as well as prevent harm to the personnel delivering the same, safe practices have to be followed. In developing nations especially, as modern surgical care percolates the masses, ignoring safe surgical practice may cause more harm than good and the surgeon / procedure may even earn disrepute. This article reviews different aspects of current surgical practice with respect to safe surgical care and asepsis.
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Shenoy et al. (2013) conducted a review in Surgical care and asepsis. Safe surgical practices and asepsis was evaluated. This review highlights the critical importance of adhering to safe surgical practices and asepsis to prevent harm to patients and healthcare personnel, particularly in developing nations.
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