Evaluation of outcomes in cataract surgery, emphasizing recovery and quality indicators for improvement.
Evaluation of quality in cataract surgery requires more than finding any improvement in vision.The first variable to analyze is post-operative corrected visual acuity, which should allow the patient to conduct daily activities.Provided that this visual acuity is good, other factors like post-operative recovery time, quality of life, and economic evaluations may help to improve the quality of cataract surgery.These topics require evaluation both in centers with a low volume of surgeries, and in surgical campaigns that cover many patients.This document highlights relevant aspects of the referred variables, and deals with the opportunity of setting quality indicators, which would allow the generation of continuous information for improving quality in cataract surgery.
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