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Enhanced Recovery after Colorectal Surgery: Can We Afford Not to Use It?
Andrew D. Jung
, Vikrom K. Dhar
, Richard S. Hoehn
, Sarah J. Atkinson
, Bobby L. Johnson
, Teresa Rice
, Jonathan R. Snyder
, Janice F. Rafferty
, Michael J. Edwards
, Ian M. Paquette
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Colorectal Surgery
100%
Enhanced Recovery
100%
Enhanced Recovery Pathway
100%
Colorectal Resection
30%
Pharmacy Costs
30%
Length of Stay
23%
Total Direct Cost
15%
Hospitalization
7%
Morphine
7%
Resection
7%
Complication Rate
7%
Clinical Benefit
7%
Short-term Outcomes
7%
Hospital Costs
7%
Regular Diet
7%
Hospital Readmission
7%
Narcotics
7%
Reduced Length
7%
Impact on Healthcare
7%
30-day Complications
7%
Pharmaceutical Agents
7%
Financial Benefits
7%
Pharmaceutical Costs
7%
Hospital Pharmacy
7%
Short-term Surgical Outcome
7%
Healthcare Costs
7%
Readmission Rate
7%
Index Hospitalization
7%
Total Hospital Cost
7%
Nursing and Health Professions
Length of Stay
100%
Colorectal Surgery
100%
Hospital Readmission
66%
Hospital Cost
66%
Health Care Cost
33%
Morphine
33%
Narcotic Agent
33%
Hospital Pharmacy
33%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Narcotic Agent
100%
Hospital Pharmacy
100%
Morphine
100%
Medicine and Dentistry
Health Care Cost
100%
Colorectal Surgery
100%
Hospital Cost
25%
Hospital Pharmacy
12%
Morphine
12%
Neuroscience
Morphine
100%