Introduction: The concept of accelerated surgical recovery after laparoscopic surgery, also called ERAS aims at faster discharge from the hospital and faster recovery of the body after various volumes of surgical interventions without increasing complications or mortality. The application of nursing care with the fast recovery method postoperatively can reduce postoperative complications and pain, shorten the hospital stay, so that the quality of rehabilitation is significantly improved.
Aim: To study the application of rapid recovery syrgery (RRS) by surgical nurses (SN) and to reveal the possibilities for its optimization..
Material and methods: In nine large hospitals in Bulgaria the opinion of doctors and senior nurses (122) on the application of RRS by SN was studied; self-assessment of SN (147) who are working according to the rules of RRS. Applied methods - documentary analysis, structured interview and direct anonymous poll.
Results: A high degree of knowledge of the rules and experience in practicing RRS from SN is established, as well as the need for additional nursing documentation related to postoperative care - algorithms for work and introduction of a checklist. Suggestions for improvement of the SN work protocol have been made.
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