QUESTIONS| Event Date/Time: Feb 22, 2012 | End Date/Time: Feb 24, 2012 |
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With new and evolving surgical practice being made possible through advanced technology and the need to train and plan for the surgeons of the future, Future of Surgery 2012, which forms part of Australian Healthcare Week, will offer insights for delegates so that they can evaluate and develop plans to stay abreast of future trends in health.
Future of Surgery 2012 is one of the most important areas of hospital management and improving efficiency through good perioperative nursing, process redesign and theatre management will yield success.
With changing models of care and the need to always lower cost at our hospitals while always maintaining a high level of patient safety is critical and intrinsic to how an operating theatre should be run.
Focusing on maximising efficiency at the facility to be able to deliver the maximum of cases that can be carried out on that day is of great importance to heads of surgery and nurse operating theatre managers.
Future of Surgery 2012 is one of the most important areas of hospital management and improving efficiency through good perioperative nursing, process redesign and theatre management will yield success.
With changing models of care and the need to always lower cost at our hospitals while always maintaining a high level of patient safety is critical and intrinsic to how an operating theatre should be run.
Focusing on maximising efficiency at the facility to be able to deliver the maximum of cases that can be carried out on that day is of great importance to heads of surgery and nurse operating theatre managers.
