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[Research on models of surgical care: the "Simplified Surgery System" program].

A Vélez Gil, G Pardo de Vélez

    Educacion Medica Y Salud
    |January 1, 1984
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    Surgical care models were developed in Colombia to increase patient coverage by 80% without compromising quality. These models achieved 90% patient satisfaction and were successfully replicated in Venezuela.

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    Area of Science:

    • Health Services Research
    • Surgical Care Models
    • Systems Analysis in Healthcare

    Context:

    • Valle University Hospital, Cali, Colombia
    • Analysis of preliminary surgical studies in Valle del Cauca
    • Addressing challenges in surgical patient coverage and quality

    Purpose:

    • To design and test innovative surgical care models
    • To increase patient coverage by 80%
    • To achieve 90% patient satisfaction

    Summary:

    • Surgical care models were developed using a systems approach, analyzing resources and patient needs.
    • Prototype models demonstrated feasibility for significantly increasing patient access to surgical services.
    • Models were evaluated based on resource utilization and patient outcomes.

    Impact:

    • Successfully increased patient coverage by 80% while maintaining high quality of care.
    • Achieved a 90% patient satisfaction rate, indicating effectiveness.
    • Validated the model's replicability and success in a different healthcare setting (San Cristóbal, Venezuela).

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