Different Guidelines And Recommendation For Surgery: A General Review

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Dr. karan Yagnik, “Different Guidelines And Recommendation For Surgery: A General Review”, ijmhs, vol. 12, no. 09, pp. 1961–1967, Sep. 2022.
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Abstract

There are more than 50 Standard guidelines of general surgery by different institutes,  governments and associations. Though the major guidelines does not include low and middle income countries.

AIM :

The aim of this study is to develop global guideline for general surgery in short form that are applicable across all hospitals and health care systems.

MATERIALS  AND METHODS:

We consider medical literatures  of standard general surgery guidelines as shown in Table

  1. The author use the best available literatures about general surgery guidelines and management recommendations. The different research papers and books are included as shown in references.

RESULTS:

Author of this paper tries to summarize and in brief form of all standard general surgery guideline so student and policy maker could have essay form of single guideline for general surgery.

CONCLUSIONS:

All guidelines for safe surgery are based on evidence and experience based recommendations May surgical safety checklist differ slightly because of environmental, socio-economical conditions are different. For all most all surgical guidelines are based on WHO’s surgical safety guidelines. All most all guidelines contains 1. Highly recommended. 2 recommended and  3. Suggestion parts. Special cases are as in important paints.

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