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Implementation of a perioperative registry in Ethiopia to enhance surgical quality improvement.

Taylor J JaraczewskiBelay M AbebeThomas DiehlTinbite EsayasWinta MelakuYonas NigussieKaleem S AhmedTien VoMcKenzie LeeBiruk WoishaErmias Tadesse WoldegiorgisTaylor H ChenBereket A TegeneAnteneh Gadisa BelachewChristopher DodgionKatherine R IversonGirma TeferaSyed Nabeel Zafar
Published in: World journal of surgery (2024)
The establishment of a low-cost electronic prospective perioperative registry in a low-income country represents a significant step forward in enhancing surgical care in under-resourced settings. The initial success of this registry highlights the feasibility of such endeavors when strong partnerships and local context are at the center of implementation. Continuous efforts to refine this registry are ongoing, which will ultimately lead to enhanced surgical quality, research output, and expansion to other sites.
Keyphrases
  • quality improvement
  • low cost
  • patient safety
  • healthcare
  • primary care
  • patients undergoing
  • cardiac surgery
  • public health