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November 1, 2001European Journal of Anaesthesiology

An approach to quality management in anaesthesia: a focus on perioperative care and outcome

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Quality management in anesthesia, focusing on structure, process, and outcome, is essential to address rising healthcare costs and changing reimbursement models.

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KDK. G. DahmenDAD. M. AlbrechtUniversity of Zurich

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Overview

May inform anesthesia quality programs amid reimbursement changes; leaves open definitive trials linking metrics to costs.

PICO

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Population
Quality management in anaesthesia
E
Exposure / Comparator
Quality management

Continuous quality improvement in anaesthesia is essential to balance patient outcomes, surgical conditions, and healthcare costs, particularly in the context of changing reimbursement systems.

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Dahmen et al. (2001) conducted a review in Quality management in anaesthesia. Quality management was evaluated. Quality management in anesthesia, focusing on structure, process, and outcome, is essential to address rising healthcare costs and changing reimbursement models.

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