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How is Patient Safety Ensured?

Patient safety is a primary concern in gynecological care. This involves adhering to clinical guidelines, utilizing evidence-based practices, and maintaining a sterile environment to prevent infections. Additionally, continuous patient monitoring and the proper use of medications and surgical instruments are critical to ensuring safety.

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