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Does the implementation of multidisciplinary rounds reduce mortality and impact resource utilization?
Does the implementation of multidisciplinary rounds reduce mortality and impact resource utilization?
Implementation of multidisciplinary rounds is a high-impact intervention associated with decreased mortality and improved resource utilization, particularly beneficial for cardiovascular patients.
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Multidisciplinary rounds may reduce CV mortality; leaves open benefit for ventricular arrhythmia given low-certainty opposing evidence.
Multidisciplinary rounds implementation was associated with significantly decreased mortality and positively impacted resource utilization with increased consultations for ancillary services. MDR is a high impact intervention that utilizes existing resources to improve mortality and should be implemented especially for cardiovascular patients. Further investigation into the benefit of MDR across different patient populations and care settings is warranted.
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