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Table 3 Process indicators in both cases

From: Sustainability of healthcare innovations (SUSHI): long term effects of two implemented surgical care programmes (protocol)

    MaDO

    ERAS

Preoperative counselling

Preoperative counselling

No preoperative bowel preparation

Preoperative PreOp carbohydrate drink

Not planned for short stay admission despite fulfilling the inclusion criteria for short stay admission

Epidural anaesthesia/analgesia

Being offered home care nursing after breast cancer surgery

Perioperative warming (Bair hugger)

No abdominal drains placed during surgery

Nasogastric tube removed after surgery

Nutritional supplements postoperatively

Mobilisation > 15 minutes at day 0

Use of oral fluids >500 ml at day 0

Mobilisation > 3 hours at day 1

The reasons for discrepancy between fulfilling the inclusion criteria for short stay admission and being scheduled for inpatient admission

Intravenous fluid infusion stopped at day

Resumption of solid food at day 1

Removal of epidural analgesia on day 2

Oral laxatives postoperatively

The reasons for not being treated in short stay despite being scheduled for short stay

 
 

The reasons for not adhering to these different protocol elements