Key result
Ambulatory surgery and anaesthesia prove safe, driven by technological advances, patient satisfaction, and cost reduction.
Why the study?
The shift of surgical procedures from hospital to ambulatory settings has significantly impacted healthcare, necessitating evaluation of safety and quality benchmarks.
Population
Patients undergoing ambulatory surgery and anaesthesia
Design
Review
Authors
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Established safety supports expanded ambulatory procedures in low-risk patients; leaves open optimization of minor side effects and satisfaction metrics in varied settings.
Ambulatory surgery and anaesthesia are safe and their use is expected to grow due to technological advances and an ageing population.
PSA Glass (2014) conducted a review in Ambulatory surgery. Ambulatory surgery and anaesthesia was evaluated. Ambulatory surgery and anaesthesia are well-established as safe, driven by technological advances, patient satisfaction, and the desire to reduce healthcare costs.
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