Ameliyat Sonrası Şok! Planlanmamış Geri Dönüşlerin Sırrı S.92.Z

How do we analyze the situation where patients, after what we believe to be a successful operation, have to return to the operating room due to unexpected complications? The S.92.Z code for Unplanned Returns to the Operating Room, prepared by the Turkish Institute for Healthcare Quality and Accreditation, is the most brutal yet instructive mirror of our surgical processes. In this video, we examine the rate of patients who return to the operating room due to surgery-related reasons after a surgical operation. We explain this formula, calculated by dividing the number of patients who return to the operating room due to surgery-related reasons by the total number of surgical operations and multiplying by 100, with complete transparency. We share critical details such as the rule that returns due to surgery-related reasons within thirty days of the intervention are counted individually, and that returns due to prosthesis are excluded from the scope. We also discuss how problems such as bleeding or wound dehiscence are tracked with T81 codes and how we will implement our DIF processes to prevent these errors. Don't forget to subscribe to our "World of Quality" channel to explore surgical quality, patient safety, and accreditation standards in healthcare from a professional perspective! #SKS, #OperatingRoom, #SurgicalSafety, #Complication, #WorldOfQuality, #PatientSafety, #SurgicalQuality, #QualityInHealthcare, #Accreditation, #PerformanceIndicator, #DIF