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Vol. 17. Núm. 4.
Páginas 224-231 (enero 2002)
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Vol. 17. Núm. 4.
Páginas 224-231 (enero 2002)
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¿Es posible reducir la estancia en cirugía ginecológica benigna mediante la utilización de protocolos de asistencia?
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R.M. Felipe Ojedaa,1
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fojeda@fhalcorcon.es

Correspondencia Felipe Ojeda. Área de Ginecología y Obstetricia. Fundación Hospital Alcorcón. Budapest, 1. 28922 Alcorcón. Madrid.
a Área de Ginecología y Obstetricia. Fundación Hospital Alcorcón
M. Miralles, de la Flor, B. Santacruza
Servei d’Obstetrícia i Ginecologia. Hospital Universitari de Tarragona Joan XXIII
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Objetivo

Demostrar que una adecuada protocolización de la asistencia quirúrgica y posquirúrgica permite disminuir la estancia hospitalaria en la cirugía ginecológica laparotómica benigna sin aumentar la morbilidad y manteniendo los estándares de calidad.

Pacientes y método

Comparamos la estancia media hospitalaria de dos grupos homogéneos de pacientes: uno control de 54 pacientes y otro de estudio de 53, con procesos benignos ginecológicos a las que se practicó cirugía laparotómica. Al grupo de estudio se le sometió a un protocolo definido para facilitar el alta lo más tempranamente posible.

Resultados

Ambos grupos fueron comparables respecto al tipo de ingreso, de cirugía practicada, comorbilidad, complicaciones y situación al alta. La estancia preoperatoria no evidenció diferencia significativa (p = 0,20). La estancia hospitalaria fue de 7,8 días para el grupo control y de 6,1 para el de estudio, existió una diferencia significativa entre ambos (p = 0,004). En ninguno de los grupos se presentó reingreso antes de 30 días ni relacionados. No se registraron reclamaciones ni sugerencias relacionadas con la duración de la estancia en atención al paciente.

Conclusiones

Resulta posible una reducción de la estancia hospitalaria posquirúrgica para procedimientos ginecológicos, y ésta actua de forma adecuada sobre los protocolos de cuidados postoperatorios.

Palabras clave:
Estancia hospitalaria
Cirugía ginecológica
Protocolo de asistencia
Summary
Objective

To demonstrate that appropriate protocols for surgical and postsurgical care reduce hospital stay after laparotomic procedures for benign gynecological disease and enable standards of health care quality to be maintained without increasing mortality.

Patients and method

We compared the mean length of hospital stay in two homogeneous groups of patients: a control group of 54 patients and a study group of 53 patients with benign gynecological processes who underwent laparotomic surgery. A protocol designed to achieve hospital discharge as quickly as possible was applied in the study group.

Results

In both groups, type of admission, the surgery performed, comorbidity, complications and length of stay were similar. No significant differences were found in preoperative stay (p = 0.20). Hospital stay was 7.8 days in the control group and 6.1 days in the study group. This difference was statistically significant (p = 0.004). There were no readmissions in the first 30 days in either group. No complaints or suggestions related to length of hospital stay were lodged in the Patient Affairs Unit.

Conclusions

Length of hospital stay for gynecological procedures can be reduced by following protocols for postsurgical care.

Key words:
Hospital stay
Ginecological surgery
Medical care protocols
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