Why the study?
There is a need to develop Russian national recommendations for enhanced recovery programs in knee and hip replacement, taking into account domestic experience and specific organizational features of the Russian healthcare system.
Does an enhanced recovery program improve outcomes in patients undergoing total knee and hip arthroplasty?
Does an enhanced recovery program improve outcomes in patients undergoing total knee and hip arthroplasty?
There is a need to develop national recommendations for enhanced recovery after total knee and hip arthroplasty in the Russian Federation to improve patient outcomes.
May support enhanced recovery adoption in arthroplasty; leaves open need for prospective trials before guideline changes.
There are significant medical, social and economic effects, such as decrease in the frequency of postoperative complications, mortality and reduction of hospital stay. The key aspects of the enhanced recovery program are preoperative preparation, anesthesia, postoperative analgesia, in particular multimodal analgesia and regional analgesia, and early rehabilitation. The implementation of the enhanced recovery program for knee and hip replacement in medical institutions of the Russian Federation based on clinical studies and met a-a nalyses of a high level of evidence, will improve the quality of medical care and patient satisfaction. It is important to note the need to develop the Russian recommendations taking into account experience of using various methods of enhanced recovery in domestic medical institutions, as well as the specific organization features of the Russian healthcare system. This will serve as a basis for further widespread implementation of protocols for enhanced recovery after surgery in this country.
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