Optimizing Implementation of the Neonatal Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Guideline

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Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS®) protocols require multidisciplinary team engagement from healthcare professionals (HCPs), where limited studies exist on neonatal ERAS®protocols. Therefore, we aimed to capture perceptions of HCPs on facilitation and implementation of the neonatal ERAS®guideline.

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Article · Jul 2024 · 1 min read

In brief

This study examines healthcare professionals' perspectives on implementing Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocols in neonatal populations. It addresses the unique challenges of adapting multidisciplinary ERAS guidelines to newborn surgical patients, an area with limited existing research.

ERAS protocols in neonates require coordinated multidisciplinary team engagement across all healthcare professionals
Limited evidence exists on neonatal ERAS implementation compared to adult and pediatric populations
Understanding HCP perceptions is critical to successful adoption of neonatal ERAS guidelines
Barriers and facilitators to implementation must be identified to optimize neonatal perioperative care

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