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  • Health Services Research
  • Hospital Operations Management

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  • Traditional ambulatory surgical care involves multiple patient visits.
  • Single-Visit Surgery (SVS) consolidates surgical care into a single encounter.
  • Limited data exists on the operational impact of SVS programs.

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  • To analyze the institutional effects of a Single-Visit Surgery program.
  • To evaluate operational efficiencies and patient outcomes associated with SVS.

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  • Retrospective cohort review of patients undergoing SVS.
  • Analysis of clinic no-show rates, operating room utilization, and reimbursement.
  • Comparison of SVS metrics against traditional pediatric surgery clinic data.

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  • SVS demonstrated a significantly lower clinic no-show rate (2%) compared to traditional clinics (11%).
  • Operating room block utilization reached 90% for SVS procedures.
  • High reimbursement rates (92% for consultations, 100% for procedures) were achieved without prior authorization.

Conclusions:

  • Single-Visit Surgery enhances institutional efficiency in ambulatory surgical care.
  • SVS offers a streamlined model that improves operational metrics and patient experience.