How Anxiety Plays a Role in Preoperative Care?

Abstract

The prevalence of preoperative patient anxiety is a critical area of surgical care and has a major impact on patient outcomes and surgical outcomes. This article explores the complex role of anxiety in preoperative care, focusing on strategies to reduce anxiety and improve patient well-being in the preoperative period. Anxiety in preoperative patients is not merely a transient emotional state but a complex psychological phenomenon that can significantly impact physiological responses, surgical outcomes, and overall recovery. This research investigates the interplay between anxiety and aspects of preoperative care, aiming to develop comprehensive approaches for its management.