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J R Soc Med 1987;80:628-629
© 1987 Royal Society of Medicine

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Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, Vol 80, Issue 10 628-629, Copyright © 1987 by Royal Society of Medicine

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Effect of a surgical day unit on waiting lists

S Lakhani, RD Leach and PE Jarrett
Kingston Hospital, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey.

The effect of a surgical day unit (SDU) on the waiting lists of a busy district general hospital is reported over a 4-year period. During this time, 18 (15%) of the general surgical beds were closed for financial reasons. A real saving rather than an apparent one is reported due to the work expansion in the SDU.
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