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Say Yes to Total Hips - March 2014 - Outpatient Surgery Magazine

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5 Keep the conversation among surgical staff professional. It was very refreshing that no one complained that they were tired, frustrated, working too hard or hadn't had a break. Nor did they exchange idle gossip during my surgical experience. It's so easy as part of the surgical team to forget that even though it's your work area, the focus should remain on the patient. During my procedure, the surgical staff made me feel that everyone was thinking only about me. 6 Preserve the patient's dignity. Don't needlessly expose the patient when putting equipment on her. Put on monitoring equipment in a way that leaves the patient feeling dignified. Decorum should not be a privilege, it should be a patient F I R S T P E R S O N OSE_1403_part2_Layout 1 3/5/14 10:51 AM Page 40

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