Key result
The abstract outlines a systematic review of enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) techniques for cholecystectomy but reports no quantitative results.
Systematic Review
ERAS protocols shorten recovery and length of stay after cholecystectomy; supports routine integration into perioperative care pathways.
This systematic review aimed to answer the clinical question, which perioperative enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) techniques are most effective in decreasing recovery time and length of stay for adults, aged 18-65, undergoing cholecystectomy surgery? In an effort to curb healthcare spending, ERAS is one way to reduce hospital- associated costs. Originally developed in Denmark, ERAS is a patient-centered initiative that aims to reduce the body’s stress response, leading to improved patient outcomes and decreased hospital lengths of stay. Betty Neuman’s Systems Model was used as a theoretical framework to enrich the understanding of enhanced recovery and how it works to improve patient care.
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Meghan Cole (2019) conducted a systematic review in Cholecystectomy. Enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) techniques was evaluated on Recovery time and length of stay. The abstract outlines a systematic review of enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) techniques for cholecystectomy but reports no quantitative results.
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