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What does DOS stand for?
DOS stands for Day of Surgery
Day of Surgery cancellations where possible are to be avoided to ensure that the patients receive their procedure or if patient related, to enable the theatre time to be used for another elective case. Some day of surgery cancellation reasons are unavoidable. For example, the doctor was sick, or perhaps there was a high emergency caseload that required urgent care that day.