Abstract:

With the development of medical technology and the increasing demand for medical services from patients, the day surgery model is gradually emerging worldwide. This paper takes breast tumor resection surgery as an example to conduct an in-depth analysis of the feasibility of daytime surgery in community health service centers. By elaborating on the concept, characteristics, and current development status of day surgery, this article analyzes the reasons why breast tumor resection surgery is suitable for community health service centers to carry out day surgery, including patient needs, technical feasibility, cost-effectiveness, and other factors. At the same time, it explores the challenges faced by community health service centers in carrying out this day surgery and proposes corresponding response strategies, aiming to provide theoretical basis for community health service centers to expand service scope and improve medical service quality.

Key words: Primary healthcare, Surgery, Daytime surgery, Feasibility