La caméra embarquée en chirurgie ambulatoire : Le parcours patient vu de l'intérieur

👉 Official website: https://chirurgie-ambulatoire.org 🎥 What if you saw the hospital through the eyes of your patients? Discover an original and unprecedented initiative conducted at the Léon Bérard Center (CLB): equipping a patient with a wearable camera throughout her outpatient surgery for a breast lumpectomy. Far from preconceived notions, this raw 11-hour immersion (summarized and analyzed by the teams) sheds light on the reality on the ground, from behind the scenes in the reception area to the patient's discharge from the hospital. 🔹 What the wearable camera reveals: The illusion of simple pathways: A complex journey between buildings, walkways, and no fewer than 5 to 6 successive waiting rooms. The patient's visual environment: The psychological impact of waiting times in the face of monotonous ceilings, worn seats, or a direct view of laundry carts and garbage cans. A glimpse into "real life": An authentic scene in the reception area illustrating administrative complexities (managing sick leave, telephone misunderstandings) and the major challenges of ergonomics and confidentiality. A powerful management tool: How this unifying project (including healthcare professionals, management, communications, and the legal department) becomes a lever for continuous improvement. A frank and insightful analysis, full of lessons for optimizing the reception, privacy, and design of outpatient care pathways. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⏱️ Chapters: 00:00 Project Origin and Concept of the On-Board Camera 00:54 Key Figures for Outpatient Care at the Léon Bérard Center (CLB) 01:32 The Breast Pathway (Lumpectomy): Stages and Theoretical Timetable 03:20 Architectural Complexity and Building Navigation 04:10 Methodology, Governance, and Legal Issues (Consent) 05:30 Image Selection and Video Editing 06:42 Video Excerpt: Patient Arrival and Navigation 08:47 Reception Analysis: The Patient Facing the Screens in the Reception Area 09:21 The Reality of Waiting Rooms and the Condition of the Premises 10:23 The Visual Environment in Nuclear Medicine and Outpatient Surgery 11:30 Ergonomics of Nursing Stations and Patient Changing Rooms 12:35 "Real" Sequence "Life": Document and sick leave management in the administrative office 3:40 PM Lessons learned from the on-board camera (ergonomics, confidentiality, vigilance) 4:20 PM Conclusion: A powerful and unifying tool for the institution --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Link and information AFCA: The French Association of Ambulatory Surgery (AFCA) is the leading learned society promoting best practices in this field since 1994. It brings together a multidisciplinary community of surgeons, anesthesiologists, and healthcare professionals. 👉 Official website: https://chirurgie-ambulatoire.org Resources: Access recommendations, inter-university diploma theses, and JAB presentations. Event: Join us for the next National Ambulatory Surgery Days (JAB) on December 7 and 8, 2026, in Paris.