Search for: [Abstract = "ing a patient for surgery. Doctor and nurse, in the process of preparing a patient for a surgery or invasive diagnostic procedure, become special, professionally aware source of information about the preparation for surgery, type of anaesthesia, as well as the possible negative effects and complications of the treatment. Optimum, planned provision of information, facilitating the influence on the emotional condition of the patient, seems to be an important factor in modern medical care. Systematic and continuous education of professionals related to the issue of concern, anxiety and broadly understood informing patients and their families before a surgery is still an important, noteworthy issue. The aim of my study was to determine the relationship between the information and the level of anxiety in patients undergoing the short\-term and inpatient care \(hospital\) procedure in selected fields of interventional medicine based on the hypothesis that the essential factors affecting the level of anxiety experienced in connection with surgery is the scope of information obtained from nursing staff and duration of the perioperative period. Material and method\: My research was carried out on the basis of consent issued by the local Bioethical Committee of 30 November 2010 in two multi\-profile hospitals and 4 one\-day surgery centers, considering a necessary factor of performing surger"]
