June 19, 2024World Journal of SurgeryOpen Access

Health‐related quality of life is a predictor of readmission following emergency laparotomy

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Patient-reported health-related quality of life serves as a significant predictor of unplanned hospital readmission following emergency laparotomy procedures.
Analysis of emergency surgery cases evaluates patient-perceived health status to determine post-discharge risks without relying solely on standard clinical metrics.
Assessment highlights that tracking health-related quality of life may guide targeted discharge planning and lower secondary healthcare utilization after urgent operations.

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Clinical evaluation demonstrates that health-related quality of life predicts readmission following emergency laparotomy, highlighting the prognostic value of patient-reported outcomes.

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Soylu et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6417fb6db6435875d2ff7 https://doi.org/10.1002/wjs.12260

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Clinical evaluation demonstrates that health-related quality of life predicts readmission following emergency laparotomy, highlighting the prognostic value of patient-reported outcomes.

Health‐related quality of life is a predictor of readmission following emergency laparotomy

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Health‐related quality of life is a predictor of readmission following emergency laparotomy

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