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Protocolized care pathways in emergency general surgery associated with shorter hospital stay and reduced postoperative complications

Protocolized care pathways in emergency general surgery were found to be associated with a shorter hospital stay compared to standard care pathways, with no impact on postoperative mortality. Additionally, a reduction in specific postoperative complications such as postoperative pneumonia and surgical site infection was observed, highlighting short-term clinical benefits despite variable standardization and compliance levels.

Journal Article by Harji DP, Griffiths B (…) Brown JM et 3 al. in Br J Surg

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