Key result
Review outlines 10 practice-changing 2015 articles on perioperative medication, anticoagulation, and cardiac risk.
Provides a concise summary of 10 practice-changing articles in perioperative medicine published in 2015.
Guides perioperative medication and anticoagulation decisions now; extends 2015 evidence synthesis for cardiac risk research.
Evidence in perioperative medicine is published in a wide variety of journals, given the multidisciplinary nature of its practice which spans medicine and its subspecialties, as well as surgery and anesthesiology. It can be difficult to identify new and important evidence, as perioperative practice continues to evolve in multiple areas such as medication management, anticoagulation and cardiac risk stratification, among others. New, high-quality evidence is published each year, and must be placed into the context of not only existing literature, but also practical real-world patient care. We sought to systematically identify, critically evaluate and concisely summarize the practice implications of 10 articles published in 2015 for the practicing perioperative clinician.
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Sundsted et al. (2016) conducted a review in Perioperative medicine. 10 practice-changing articles published in 2015 was evaluated. A systematic review of 10 articles published in 2015 summarizes practice-changing evidence in perioperative medicine, including medication management, anticoagulation, and cardiac risk stratification.
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