Evaluation of the effectiveness of treatment of surgical patients taking into account the use of minimally invasive technologies

Volkov Daniil Yurievich, Vinnik Yuri Semyonovich, Volkov Yuri Mikhailovich, Sakovich Valery Anatolievich

The desire to improve the efficiency of treatment of surgical patients is a leading direction in the development of surgery. Currently, the transition to minimally invasive surgical interventions is taking place in most clinics in the world, which can be explained by the better final clinical result, as well as a more profitable and economically justified approach to surgical treatment. The transition to more gentle and cost-effective surgical methods occurs primarily because ineffective medical care can lead to an unreasonable deterioration in the health indicators of patients who are directly affected - both in terms of their well-being and in terms of their satisfaction with the work of the health care system as a whole. ... In a broader sense, the inefficiency of one or another component of the health care system may become the reason why other patients will be denied treatment and health improvement, who, if resources were spent more efficiently, would receive the necessary medical services. This statement is true primarily for systems that operate within an assigned overall budget. More broadly, inefficiencies in the health care system can lead to a drain on resources from the best performing health sector.

Keywords:surgery, effective surgery, minimally invasive technologies.