Preliminary evaluation of the effectiveness of a preoperative clinic for gynaecological surgery

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I Banahan¹, S Quenby, H Stewart

¹Women's Hospital, Liverpool.

British Journal of Hospital Medicine

|November 13, 1994

Abstract:

A preoperative clinic for gynaecological surgery was introduced primarily to provide counselling but with access to multidisciplinary support. Initial results showed a substantial reduction in the postoperative hospitalisation period and a significant improvement in attendance rates.

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