Key result
Streamlined preoperative evaluation pathways improve cost-effectiveness and workflow efficiency for healthcare teams.
Why the study?
Cost-effective preoperative evaluation methods and their impact on clinical practice and outcomes require clarification to guide organizational and clinical changes.
This article reviews organizational and clinical changes to improve the cost-effectiveness of preoperative evaluations.
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May inform cost-conscious preoperative workflows; leaves open prospective validation of clinical and economic impact.
Cost-effective preoperative evaluation can be approached from a variety of methods, educational strategies, and use of data to modify clinical practice. This article focuses on the proposed organizational and clinical changes in the process of preoperative evaluations, the cost-effective outcomes, and the relative merits these changes provide the physicians, operating room nurses, and center administrators.
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Stephen P. Fischer (1999) conducted a review in Preoperative evaluation. Cost-effective preoperative evaluation strategies was evaluated. This review discusses organizational and clinical changes in preoperative evaluations, focusing on cost-effective outcomes and their merits for healthcare professionals.
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