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Tauseef Kibria1, Soofia Firdaus2, Sushant Kumar Sharma3
1Department of General Surgery, Sri Krishna Medical College & Hospital, Muzaffarpur, India.
Abstract:
Minimally invasive surgery (MIS) has brought significant advancements in surgical practices. However, patient awareness and attitudes towards MIS are not well-documented in community health settings like Muzaffarpur and Bihar. This study aims to evaluate the factors among patients to improve understanding and acceptance of MIS in these settings. The study involved 350 adult patients visiting the outpatient department. A structured questionnaire assessed participants' awareness, attitudes and perceptions of MIS. The study underscores the need for enhanced patient education and communication strategies regarding MIS, especially in community health settings. Tailored educational programs can potentially bridge the gap between advancements in surgical techniques and patient awareness, fostering informed healthcare decisions.
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