South Carolina Surgical Quality Collaborative retweeted
Big ideas about improving surgical outcomes through coaching surgeons to be better by @jdimick1! Great talk for the Kredel-Springs Lecture this morning! @MUSChealth @MUSCSurgery @MUSCGenSurg @UMichSurgery
South Carolina Surgical Quality Collaborative retweeted
Frailty is a critical target for quality improvement in an aging surgical population. ja.ma/42vQybW @pr_varley
South Carolina Surgical Quality Collaborative retweeted
More familiar surgeon-anesthesiologist dyads can yield better outcomes for complex GI surgery: each surgery done together is associated with 5% lower odds of morbidity for the next patient. ja.ma/3nOLlwG @HalletJulie @DrTonyEskander @propelresearch
South Carolina Surgical Quality Collaborative retweeted
Effect of Multimodal Prehabilitation on Reducing Postoperative Complications and Enhancing Functional Capacity Following Colorectal Cancer Surgery: The PREHAB Randomized Clinical Trial, from JAMA Surgery, free to read online during #DDW2023 ja.ma/3p42lPR
South Carolina Surgical Quality Collaborative retweeted
Diabetes is not our destiny. It’s time to move #SouthCarolina forward, fight diabetes and change our future.
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South Carolina Surgical Quality Collaborative retweeted
Today marks the start of #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth 💙 Did you know it's the 2nd deadliest cancer in the US? Early detection and treatment can prevent this disease and that's why getting checked starting at age 45 is so important. Learn more here: rb.gy/bl4kyx
South Carolina Surgical Quality Collaborative retweeted
“Sepsis is a leading cause of death in hospitals. It’s been true for a long time — and it’s become even more true during the pandemic.” - IHI President & CEO, @KedarMate, MD lat.ms/3RDl12Z
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