Intestine and Lower Gastrointestinal Tract · 18 June 2024

High Compliance with ERAS Protocol in Colorectal Surgery at Model 4 Hospital

ERAS protocol compliance at a model 4 hospital in Ireland was over 70%, with satisfactory adherence to elements like laparoscopic surgery and nutritional drinks. Areas needing improvement included postoperative antibiotics and preoperative gabapentin documentation. Educating and involving the multidisciplinary team can successfully implement ERAS protocol in this hospital, facilitating early patient discharge and preventing common postoperative complications.

Journal Article by O’Connor GD, Taplin R and Murphy C in Ir J Med Sci

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