Improving Pediatric Surgical Follow-Up Documentation: A Prospective Clinical Audit in the Department of Pediatric Surgery at National Ribat University Hospital, Sudan

Structured interventions, such as standardizing templates, training, and regular audits, greatly increased B-SOAP compliance, showing that it is possible to do so with paper-based systems. Despite problems with the infrastructure, the fact that 90% of the people who were supposed to follow the rules did so after the intervention shows how important it is to improve quality in a planned way. Maintaining progress necessitates continuous education, regular audits, and scalable digital solutions. This study gives a framework that can be used again and again to improve clinical documentation in similar settings with limited resources. This will immediately improve patient safety and care quality.

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Cureus
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2025-04-08
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https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.81888
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Improving Pediatric Surgical Follow-Up Documentation: A Prospective Clinical Audit in the Department of Pediatric Surgery at National Ribat University Hospital, Sudan

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Improving Pediatric Surgical Follow-Up Documentation: A Prospective Clinical Audit in the Department of Pediatric Surgery at National Ribat University Hospital, Sudan

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Structured interventions, such as standardizing templates, training, and regular audits, greatly increased B-SOAP compliance, showing that it is possible to do so with paper-based systems. Despite problems with the infrastructure, the fact that 90% of the people who were supposed to follow the rules did so after the intervention shows how important it is to improve quality in a planned way. Maintaining progress necessitates continuous education, regular audits, and scalable digital solutions. This study gives a framework that can be used again and again to improve clinical documentation in similar settings with limited resources. This will immediately improve patient safety and care quality.

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Improving Pediatric Surgical Follow-Up Documentation: A Prospective Clinical Audit in the Department of Pediatric Surgery at National Ribat University Hospital, Sudan — Nafisa Ahmed, Habib Ul Hassan, et al. · Cureus (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS