Key result
Preventive care bundle evaluation targets surgical site infection rates and costs in colorectal surgery.
Why the study?
Does a preventive care bundle reduce surgical site infection rates and costs in colorectal surgery?
Does a preventive care bundle reduce surgical site infection rates and costs in colorectal surgery?
This article highlights a retrospective study on the impact of preventive care bundles on reducing surgical site infections and associated costs in colorectal surgery.
May support bundle use to lower infections and costs in colorectal surgery; leaves open need for randomized confirmation.
This From The JAMA Network article discusses a retrospective study published in JAMA Surgery reporting the effect of a preventive care bundle on surgical site infection rates and costs in colorectal surgery.
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Kamal M.F. Itani (2015) studied this question. A preventive care bundle was evaluated for its effect on surgical site infection rates and costs in colorectal surgery.
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