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Surgical site infection safeguards

This example turns a surgical-site infection pathway into a barrier-based discussion. Contamination is the top event because it is the loss of control that occurs before infection or readmission. The left side identifies threats that can make contamination more likely and the practices intended to prevent it. The right side identifies clinical consequences and the recovery actions that can detect and limit harm. It is useful for a perioperative team reviewing how a patient moves from preparation through postoperative observation. Add local ownership, audit methods and escalation factors when the diagram is used in a formal safety review. It does not replace infection-prevention procedures, clinical assessment or patient-specific treatment decisions.

유형 보타이 다이어그램표준 CCPS / Energy Institute 2018엔진 schematex-bowtie업데이트됨 2026. 9. 24.
Surgical site infection safeguards
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“A surgical site infection bowtie: the hazard is a surgical procedure with a wound and the top event is wound contamination. Show sterile technique, antibiotic timing and skin preparation as threats, with antisepsis, field checks, checklists and time-outs as barriers. Show infection, sepsis or readmission and prolonged recovery with assessment, treatment, escalation, infection control, multidisciplinary review and follow-up barriers.”

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01Hazard

Keep the procedure context visible.

02Top event

Use contamination rather than infection.

03Prevention

Place sterile and timing controls on threat paths.

04Recovery

Include surveillance and escalation after surgery.

Use for a perioperative safety discussion and adapt it to local protocols.

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Why is contamination the top event?

It marks the point at which preventative controls have failed, before infection develops.

What belongs on the left?

Threats and the barriers intended to stop them before contamination.

Who can use this diagram?

Perioperative, infection-control and quality-improvement teams can use it as a shared review aid.