To discuss how to help you to get fit for surgery.
Record your baseline vital signs.
The relevant information to prepare your post-discharge treatment plan.
STEP TWO – at home after surgery, you’ll receive:
Post-operative monitoring assessing your heart rate, temperature, oxygen saturation, respiratory rate, blood pressure, hydration status and bowels “head-to-toe” clinical nursing assessment to detect any complications for example blood clots, infections, sepsis, acute kidney injury.
Opportunities to discuss your experience and concerns.
Support with pain, wound, sleep and nutrition.
Support you with your prescribed exercises and other therapies.
Liaising with family and doctors as necessary.
The number of post-operative visits depends on your clinical progress and overall well-being.