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. 2023 Nov 21;10:1298778. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2023.1298778

Table 3.

Comparison of perioperative management audit indicators of elderly day surgery before and after evidence-based practice (%).

Audit indicator Before evidence application (n = 353) After evidence application (n = 348) p
1. The appointment nurse in the day operation ward completed the pre-admission screening of elderly patients 1 day in advance to confirm whether they could be admitted to the hospital as scheduled. 20.68 60.63 <0.01
2. The appointment nurse in the day operation ward prepared the health education before operation on the phone. 0 60.63 <0.001
3. TV publicity was set up in the waiting area for admission, and the content of perioperative health education for daytime surgery would be broadcast. 27.76 43.10 <0.001
4. Elderly patients were accompanied by their family members and they participated in perioperative care. 45.61 86.21 <0.001
5. Nurses in the day operation ward provide patients with perioperative treatment and nursing health education list for corresponding diseases. 14.16 43.10 <0.006
6. Clear follow-up time before discharge and matters needing attention after operation for patients. 97.73 100
7. The waiting time of elderly patients at each stage after admission. / / /
8. The use of electronic admission booking system for doctors. 0 30.3 <0.001
9. To evaluate the incidence of postoperative nausea and vomiting in elderly patients. 98.02 100
10. Evaluation of discharge preparation of elderly patients before discharge. 0 57.47 <0.001
11. The follow-up nurse in the day operation ward completed the telephone follow-up within 1 week after discharge. 28.33 43.10 <0.001