Current literature lacks robust economic evidence for prehabilitation programs in surgical patients, highlighting a need for more rigorous research.
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Insufficient economic data preclude routine prehabilitation adoption; leaves open the need for rigorous cost-effectiveness trials.
This review reveals a lack of robust evidence regarding the economics of prehabilitation programs for surgical patients. This suggests a need for further research with rigorous methods and accurate definitions.
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