WHO Guidelines for Safe Surgery 2009: Safe Surgery Saves Lives¶
World Health Organization. (2009). WHO Guidelines for Safe Surgery 2009: Safe Surgery Saves Lives: Safe Surgery Saves Lives.
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Primes¶
- Confirmation Dialog
- Software and HCI: modal confirm dialogs, "type the project name to delete," two-step undo grace periods. Surgery and clinical practice: the WHO surgical safety checklist's pre-incision timeout; blood-product double-signature.
This sourceSpecifies the pre-incision "Time Out" — a spoken, team-wide re-affirmation of patient, procedure, and site at the last reversible moment.
- Software and HCI: modal confirm dialogs, "type the project name to delete," two-step undo grace periods. Surgery and clinical practice: the WHO surgical safety checklist's pre-incision timeout; blood-product double-signature.
- Time-Of-Check To Time-Of-Use Flaw
- The WHO surgical "time-out" is precisely the temporal-binding remedy: an atomic re-check of patient, site, and procedure performed immediately before incision, re-anchoring the authorization to the moment of action rather than relying on the stale ward-level verdict.
This sourceSpecifies the surgical Time Out immediately before incision to re-verify patient, site, and procedure.
- The WHO surgical "time-out" is precisely the temporal-binding remedy: an atomic re-check of patient, site, and procedure performed immediately before incision, re-anchoring the authorization to the moment of action rather than relying on the stale ward-level verdict.
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