L’IMPACT DE L’INFIRMIERE/INFIRMIER DE LIAISON SUR LA SATISFACTION DU PATIENT QUANT AUX SOINS PERIOPERATOIRES
Résumé
Améliorer la satisfaction, maintenir la communication et réduire l’anxiété des patients est un élément important des soins périopératoires. L’introduction d’infirmières et d’infirmiers de liaison en soins périopératoires aura un impact important. Grâce à la capacité de ces professionnels de se concentrer sur le patient et de l’aider à naviguer les différentes étapes de son expérience chirurgicale, les soins qui en résultent seront moins fragmentés et l’amélioration sera manifeste.
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