uso da lista de verificação de segurança cirúrgica e a segurança do paciente, O : revisão integrativa de literatura

Abstract

World Health Organization Surgical Safety Checklist (WHO SSC), created in 2008 by the World Patient Safety Alliance, it is a widely dispersed instrument in the world, whose purpose is to identify, monitor and avoid adverse events and complications that may compromise the success of a surgical procedure. This aim of this study was analyzed as scientific productions in the national and international literature on the use of the WHO SSC and patient safety in health care in surgical procedures. The need for fiscal measures to prevent patients from most of the avoidable complications that can cause the study of quality of life. society. This is an Integrative Literature Review, duly based on six primary steps. Studies belonging to international databases were included in this review, totaling a final balance of 10 analyzed articles. A categorization of the detailed studies across the articles into two separate categories. The Category A named - The use of WHO SCC the adherence of healthcare services and perception healthcare professionals and the Category B is the use of the WHO SSC and the reduction of complications. This research reveals that the reduction of complications and events, as well as the professionals' perception of the use of the list, are closely linked to increased patient safety. The studies belonging to the research made it possible to analyze the evidence currently available regarding the topic on the use of WHO SSC.