The Kaiser Permanente Northern California Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Program: Design, Development, and Implementation.
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Abstract
Complications are common after surgery, highlighting the need for innovations that reduce postsurgical morbidity and mortality. In this report, we describe the design, development, and implementation of an Enhanced Recovery After Surgery program in the Kaiser Permanente Northern California integrated health care delivery system. This program was implemented and disseminated in 2014, targeting patients who underwent elective colorectal resection and those who underwent emergent hip fracture repair across 20 Medical Centers. The program leveraged multidisciplinary and broad-based leadership, high-quality data and analytic infrastructure, patient-centered education, and regional-local mentorship alignment. This program has already had an impact on more than 17,000 patients in Northern California. It is now in its fourth phase of planning and implementation, expanding Enhanced Recovery pathways to all surgical patients across Kaiser Permanente Northern California.
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| Authors | Liu, Vincent X; Rosas, Efren; Hwang, Judith C; Cain, Eric; Foss-Durant, Anne; Clopp, Molly; Huang, Mengfei; Mustille, Alexander; Reyes, Vivian M; Paulson, Shirley S; Caughey, Michelle; Parodi, Stephen |
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| Year | 2017 |
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10.7812/TPP/17-003
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