Alleviate the Anxiety of Unannounced Surveys
When I transitioned into the role of ASC Administrator, the prospect of an unannounced survey loomed as one of the most daunting challenges....
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By: Outpatient Surgery Editors
Published: 9/1/2020
Surgery can be a scary thing, especially for kids, so I tested different ways to reduce the anxiety of pediatric patients who were having their tonsils and adenoids removed at Dayton (Ohio) Children’s Hospital. When these patients arrived in recovery, we started playing classical music, which they would hear until they awoke from anesthesia.
Jenny Ingle, DNP, RN
Indiana University—Purdue University Columbus
Columbus, Ind.
[email protected]
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