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Day case surgery and developing countries: a review.

¹Department of Surgery, Federal Medical Centre, Gombe, Nigeria. darekh2005@yahoo.co.uk

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Day case surgery (DCS) offers significant economic and social benefits, especially in developing nations. Expanding DCS requires focused efforts on efficient services, infrastructure, and technology adoption.

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Area of Science:

Surgical Practice
Healthcare Management
Global Health

Background:

Day case surgery (DCS) adoption lags in developing continents compared to America and Europe.
Developing countries primarily utilize hospital-based DCS with limited scope and utilization.

Purpose of the Study:

Review the evolution, scope, safety, and organization of DCS.
Examine the current practice of DCS in developing countries.

Main Methods:

Conducted an electronic literature search.
Reviewed local journals and relevant texts.

Main Results:

DCS has increasing applicability and potential in developing nations.
Significant economic and social benefits are associated with DCS in the developing world.

Conclusions:

Modern DCS demands dedicated, meticulous services comparable to inpatient care.
Focus on efficient, well-structured centers, resource reinvestment, and technology acquisition is crucial for DCS in developing countries.