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Effect of standard care pathway implementation on clinical outcomes and protocol utilization in infants with gastroschisis
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In brief
This study evaluates a multidisciplinary standardized care pathway for infants with gastroschisis, examining both implementation effectiveness and impact on clinical outcomes. The research addresses how protocol adherence influences patient care quality in this congenital abdominal wall defect population.
- Multidisciplinary clinical care guidelines can standardize gastroschisis management across surgical, neonatal, and nursing teams.
- Implementation strategies for care pathways require measurement of both protocol adherence rates and clinical outcome changes.
- Standardized gastroschisis protocols aim to reduce practice variation and improve healthcare value in neonatal surgical populations.
- Evaluating guideline effectiveness requires tracking both process metrics (utilization) and outcome metrics (clinical results).
Written by the GCMD Library team from the article.
Standardization of care is an important tool to improve healthcare value and patient outcomes. We created a multidisciplinary clinical care guideline for management of infants with gastroschisis. The aim of the current work is twofold: 1. Determine effectiveness of our implementation strategy and 2. Determine the association between guideline use and clinical outcomes.
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