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Background: Currently, it is imperative for health institutions and their staff to recognize the right of patients to receive the best possible care, as well as anticipate to the pain generated by health care procedures. Methods: In the High Specialty Regional Hospital of Bajío, a clinical audit was conducted on the process of treating pain as a variable of quality of health care and of a new organizational culture, through a project in 3 phases for 2 years. Results: The Si n co nt ar c on e l c on se nt im ie nt o pr ev io p or e sc ri to d el e di to r, no p od rá r ep ro du ci rs e ni f ot oc op ia rs e ni ng un a pa rt e de e st a pu bl ic ac ió n. © P er m an ye r 20 19 clinical audit was implemented from 2016 to 2018, a period in which there was a significant increase in adherence to standardized post-operative pain assessment scales, from 10% to 48% in the medical area, and up to 68% in the nursing area. At the same time, multimodal peri-operative analgesia was promoted, with a population of more than 2,500 patients treated annually in the acute pain unit. After this period, the level of user satisfaction was rated as good to excellent in 90% of those surveyed. Conclusions: The audit allowed to evaluate and treat pain in the hospitalized post-operated patient by complying with quality standards for hospital certification, to design the process of individualized care for our patient population and to link the hospital departments involved. The benefits obtained from the audit can be the basis for the development of a clinical committee for analgesic care, which ensures policies, permanence and follow-up of the process. (Hosp Med Clin Manag. 2018;11:167-77) Corresponding author: Rocío del C. Mendoza-Trujillo, rociomendozat@yahoo.es

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