Day surgery is a new medical service model, which has developed rapidly in China because of its advantages of safety, efficiency and resource conservation. However, along with the rapid development in quantity, it also presents contradictions such as the mismatch with the previous surgical quality and safety management model, the urgent need for the unification of the new system of quality and safety evaluation indicators at the national level, and the imbalance in the construction of information technology of medical institutions in China, leading to the new problem of uneven quality control of day surgery. This article constructs a “five-in-one” new system for the quality and safety management of day surgery from the perspective of high-quality development, aiming to provide a theoretical basis for the formulation of relevant policies in China and to promote the safe, efficient, and orderly development of day surgeries.
