25 Aug Does the charitable action (interventions-driven) by Plastic Surgery Charitable Action Team affect the patient-oriented outcomes for cosmetic indicated waiting listed surgeries and on the improving the best practices among professional in Aseer region?
Title: Analysis of Patients’ Diagnosis in South Bisha extended urgent primary healthcare center, Saudi Arabia; a cross-sectional study
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Title:
Effect of (Nulabee Alnedaa) Team on Patient Outcomes among Cosmetic Indicated Waiting Listed Surgeries in Aseer Region.
Background
Urgent indicated plastic surgical services has increased dramatically in Aseer Region over the last three decades1. As the important specialty, the mainstays of the plastic surgery urgent workload include burns facial injuries, necrotizing infections and hand trauma. There are guidelines on the optimum management of such causes and for the management of indicated surgery identifying delays to prompt management and recommending timelines in which definitive management should occur. Trauma is a significant part of the workload in plastic surgery. There are currently wide variations in the available resource for dealing with these patients. Delays to treatment currently exist and may result in poorer clinical patient-oriented outcomes.
Research Question
Does the charitable action (interventions-driven) by Plastic Surgery Charitable Action Team affect the patient-oriented outcomes for cosmetic indicated waiting listed surgeries and on the improving the best practices among professional in Aseer region?
Hypothesis
1-Yes, it will result in patient-oriented favorable outcomes (subjective and objective).
2-Yes, it will result in professional-oriented competencies’ outcomes (subjective and objective), in addition to improve the healthcare services.
Goals
1-Assessing the impact of charitable interventions done by Plastic Surgery Charitable Action Team efforts on the patient-oriented outcomes for cosmetic indicated waiting listed surgeries in aseer region.
2-Assessing the impact of charitable educational activities done by the Plastic Surgery Charitable Action Team on the professional-oriented competencies’ outcomes (subjective and objective), in addition to improve the healthcare services.
Scopes
Plastic surgery, healthcare management, medical education, family medicine, and charitable services.
Rationale
Patients seeking cosmetic or reconstructive procedures in plastic surgery typically face significant wait times for consultations. Little attention has been given to potential disparities in wait times between elective cosmetic and reconstructive procedures.
Despite successful legislative and executive efforts by the plastic surgery departments in Aseer Region among different sectors, the Plastic Surgery Charitable Action Team (Nulabee Alnedaa) led by a political leader in Aseer is one of the best available manpower resources. Participation in advocacy and charitable contributions of Nulabee Alnedaa members fall below those of similar surgical subspecialties.
Research Milestones:
1-RPAC approval 2-Proposal Submission 3-Data Collection 4-Data Mag 5-Manuscrip Writing 6-Publication
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