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The quality control of the surgical pathway for colorectal cancer is closely related to reducing the incidence of postoperative complications, recurrence and metastasis, prolonging survival, and preserving functions. This pathway involves multiple disciplines, stages, and contents: standardizing the diagnosis and treatment process for colorectal cancer is crucial to ensuring medical quality and safety. Strengthening perioperative management is an important essential step for accelerating postoperative recovery and improving patient prognosis. Establishing a standard training program and effective inspection system is guarantee for the quality of colorectal cancer surgery.
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