Iverson Ronald E, Lynch Dennis J
The Plastic Surgery Center, Pleaston, CA 94566, USA.
Plast Reconstr Surg. 2004 Apr 15;113(5):1478-90; discussion 1491-5. doi: 10.1097/01.prs.0000111591.62685.f8.
At the 69th annual meeting of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) in October of 2000, the ASPS Board of Directors convened the Task Force on Patient Safety in Office-Based Surgery Facilities. The task force was assembled in the wake of several highly publicized patient deaths involving plastic surgery and increasing state legislative and regulatory activity of office-based surgery facilities. In response to the increased scrutiny of the office-based surgery setting, the task force produced two practice advisories: "Procedures in the Office-Based Surgery Setting" and "Patient Selection in the Office-Based Surgery Setting." Since the task force's inception, professional and public awareness of patient safety issues has continued to grow. This heightened interest resulted in an increased need for plastic surgeons to communicate their views on the topic. To meet this challenge, the task force evolved into the Committee on Patient Safety, allowing the committee to address topics affecting the safety and welfare of plastic surgery patients, regardless of the facility setting. The "Practice Advisory on Liposuction" is the first advisory developed since the committee was formed. It was a lengthy and painstaking process for the committee, which included representatives from related plastic surgery organizations as well as the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA). Committee members included Ronald E. Iverson, M.D., chair; Jeffery L. Apfelbaum, M.D., ASA representative; Bruce L. Cunningham, M.D., ASPS/Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation (PSEF) Joint Outcomes Task Force representative; Richard A. D'Amico, M.D., ASPS representative; Victor L. Lewis, Jr., M.D., ASPS Health Policy Analysis Committee representative; Dennis J. Lynch, M.D., ASPS representative; Noel B. McDevitt, M.D., ASPS Deep Vein Thrombosis Task Force representative; Michael F. McGuire, M.D., The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) representative; Louis Morales, Jr., M.D., American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons representative; Calvin R. Peters, M.D., Florida Ad Hoc Commission on Patient Safety representative; Robert Singer, M.D., American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Facilities representative; Thomas Ray Stevenson, M.D., American College of Surgeons representative; Rebecca S. Twersky, M.D., ASA representative; Ronald H. Wender, M.D., ASA representative; and James A. Yates, ASAPS representative. The authors thank members of the committee for the insights they brought to this process. The final document represents their significant contributions to these efforts. They would also like to recognize DeLaine Schmitz and Pat Farrell of the ASPS staff for their work on and support of this project.
2000年10月,在美国整形外科医师协会(ASPS)第69届年会上,ASPS董事会召集了门诊手术机构患者安全特别工作组。该特别工作组是在几起备受关注的涉及整形手术的患者死亡事件以及门诊手术机构日益增加的州立法和监管活动之后组建的。针对对门诊手术环境审查的加强,特别工作组制定了两份实践建议:《门诊手术环境中的手术操作》和《门诊手术环境中的患者选择》。自特别工作组成立以来,专业人士和公众对患者安全问题的认识持续提高。这种日益浓厚的兴趣导致整形外科医生越来越需要就该主题表达他们的观点。为应对这一挑战,特别工作组演变成了患者安全委员会,使该委员会能够处理影响整形手术患者安全和福祉的各种主题,无论手术场所如何。《吸脂术实践建议》是该委员会成立后制定的首份建议。对委员会来说,这是一个漫长而艰辛的过程,委员会成员包括来自相关整形外科学会以及美国麻醉医师协会(ASA)的代表。委员会成员包括主席罗纳德·E·艾弗森医学博士;ASA代表杰弗里·L·阿普费尔鲍姆医学博士;ASPS/整形外科教育基金会(PSEF)联合结果特别工作组代表布鲁斯·L·坎宁安医学博士;ASPS代表理查德·A·达米科医学博士;ASPS健康政策分析委员会代表小维克多·L·刘易斯医学博士;ASPS代表丹尼斯·J·林奇医学博士;ASPS深静脉血栓形成特别工作组代表诺埃尔·B·麦克德维特医学博士;美国美容整形外科学会(ASAPS)代表迈克尔·F·麦圭尔医学博士;美国颌面外科学会代表小路易斯·莫拉莱斯医学博士;佛罗里达州患者安全特别委员会代表卡尔文·R·彼得斯医学博士;门诊手术机构认证协会代表罗伯特·辛格医学博士;美国外科医师学会代表托马斯·雷·史蒂文森医学博士;ASA代表丽贝卡·S·特韦尔斯基医学博士;ASA代表罗纳德·H·温德医学博士;以及ASAPS代表詹姆斯·A·耶茨。作者感谢委员会成员为这一过程带来的见解。最终文件体现了他们对这些工作的重大贡献。他们还要感谢ASPS工作人员德莱娜·施密茨和帕特·法雷尔对该项目的付出和支持。