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Successful implementation of enhanced recovery programs identified through contextual factors

A study identifies critical contextual factors for effective implementation of enhanced recovery programs (ERPs) in hospitals. Out of 86 hospitals, 30.2% achieved high ERP adherence. Success scenarios included low-socioeconomic status hospitals eager for change lacking team cohesion, low surgical volume hospitals with strong staff buy-in, and high-volume hospitals needing leadership support while ensuring appropriate workload. The findings underscore the importance of organizational readiness and support in enhancing surgical care outcomes.

Journal Article by Huang R, Remer SL (…) Ko CY et 5 al. in Ann Surg

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