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Risk-adjusted surgical outcomes, including mortality, complications, and functional outcomes, are essential measures for assessing the quality of surgical care.
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Supports incorporation of risk-adjusted outcomes into surgical quality programs; leaves open standardization across procedures.
Risk-adjusted outcomes, including mortality, complications, functional outcomes, and costs, are essential for accurately assessing the quality of surgical care.
Daley et al. (2001) conducted a review in Surgical care. Risk-adjusted surgical outcomes, including mortality, complications, and functional outcomes, are essential measures for assessing the quality of surgical care.
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