Postoperative Round

Authors

  • Phawan Suton Siriraj Hospital

Abstract

Postoperative round by anesthesia team is a process to evaluate anesthetic complications which leading to feedback to anesthesia team and appropriate care. Anesthesia-related complication record form was using for both admission and day-case patient. The information provided to the patients about the way to taking care of themselves after anesthesia could help to prevent the complications and improve patients’ satisfaction.

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2020-03-10

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Suton, P. (2020). Postoperative Round . Thai Journal of Anesthesiology, 46(2), 119–124. retrieved from https://he02.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/anesthai/article/view/240395

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Vol. 46 No. 2 (2020): April-June

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