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Does the ERAS-outpatient program improve patient experience compared to standard-inpatient care in patients undergoing THA/TKA?
Does the ERAS-outpatient program improve patient experience compared to standard-inpatient care in patients undergoing THA/TKA?
ERAS-outpatient programs for hip and knee replacements improve patient experience and recovery compared to standard inpatient care.
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Whatever the perioperative program, the key to improving patients' THA/TKA experience lies in improving support throughout the care episode. However, compared to standard-inpatient care, the ERAS-outpatient program improves patients' experience by providing dedicated support in postoperative care, reducing postoperative inconvenience, optimizing pain management, returning home sooner, and recovering and regaining function sooner. Patients' THA/TKA experience could further be enhanced by optimizing the information provided to the patient, the rehabilitation program and the coherence between care teams.
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May support ERAS-outpatient for THA/TKA experience; leaves open confirmation in randomized trials.
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Hardy et al. (2021) studied this question.
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