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Time to First Mobilisation After Surgery: Factors and Outcomes

Approximately 52% of patients were mobilised within 6 hours post surgery, increasing to 96% within 24 hours. Patients with daytime postoperative recovery unit arrival, shorter anaesthesia duration (<4 hours), and lower ASA classification (1-2) were more likely to be mobilised within 6 hours. Major upper abdominal surgery patients had the longest time before mobilisation, averaging 11 hours post surgery.

Journal Article by Fagevik Olsén M, Sehlin M (…) Svensson-Raskh A et 4 al. in BMJ Open

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