November 1, 2008
Study to focus on OR staffing, relation to patient outcomes
Arecount of surgical sponges may prolong a case, but does it affect the patient's outcome? Do patients fare better if an OR uses a certain staffing pattern? How does OR staff experience relate to outcomes?
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