Why the study?
Does participation in a collaborative quality improvement project and registry reduce mortality and infections in patients undergoing congenital heart surgery in the developing world?
Population
Patients undergoing congenital heart surgery in developing world programs
Design
Cohort
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Should not yet change practice; hypothesis-generating for collaborative quality improvement in developing-world congenital heart programs.
Does participation in a collaborative quality improvement project and registry reduce mortality and infections in patients undergoing congenital heart surgery in the developing world?
Collaborative quality improvement projects and registries are associated with reduced mortality and infections after congenital heart surgery in developing nations.
Jenkins et al. (2014) studied this question.
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