Development of Process Model for Surgical Operation Planning  

Oleh:

Takao, Rika ; Tsuru, Satoko ; Shimono, Ryoko ; Kuroda, Toru ; Yoshida, Kazuhiko ; Asano, Koji ; Kato, Shogo

Jenis: Article from Proceeding
Dalam koleksi: 12th ANQ Congress in Singapore, 5-8 Agustus 2014, page 1-12.
Topik: Process model for surgical operation planning; process for understanding the patient’s condition; process for designing surgical operation plan; process for reviewing; model verification
Fulltext: HC1-1.4-P0248.pdf (406.81KB)

Isi artikel

To operate successfully, surgeons must plan surgical operations appropriately. However, it is difficult to plan operations adequately because they are often complicated and involve substantial amounts of medical knowledge and information concerning patients. Therefore, to improve the quality of medical services, it is necessary to develop a process model for surgical operation planning. In the present study, we divided surgical operation planning into three processes, “The process of understanding the patient’s condition,” “The process of designing the surgical operation plan,” and “The process of reviewing the surgery.” We identified that an ideal surgery is one that can lead to a radical cure, and can minimize the adverse effect on the QOL of the patient. Based on this, we designed the basic concept of the best surgical operation plan, and developed a process model to facilitate its use. For this, we first identified the components of the surgical operation plan and the information necessary to understand and design the processes. We then broke down this information into functions, and visually represented them in a data flow diagram. Finally, we developed a tool for quality assurance in planning, and tested the model by applying it to 9 surgical cases. Subsequently, we proved that the model marshaled the complex considering process and facilitated the retrospective detection of problems

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