Proceedings of resources for optimal care of acute care and emergency surgery consensus summit Donegal Ireland.

Michael SugrueR MaierE E MooreM BoermeesterF CatenaF CoccoliniA LeppaniemiA PeitzmanG VelmahosL AnsaloniF Abu-ZidanP BalfeC BendinelliW BifflM BowyerM DeMoyaJ De WaeleS Di SaverioA DrakeG P FragaA HallalC HenryT HodgettsL HseeS HuddartA W KirkpatrickY KlugerL LawlerM A MalangoniM MalbrainP MacMahonK MealyM O'KaneP LoughlinM PaduraruL PearceB M PereiraA PriyanthaM SartelliK SoreideC SteeleS ThomasJ L VincentL Woods

Published in: World journal of emergency surgery : WJES (2017)

The summit was successful in achieving position papers and KPIs in emergency surgery. While position papers were limited by non-graded evidence and non-validated KPIs, the process set a foundation for the future advancement of emergency surgery.

Keyphrases

minimally invasive
coronary artery bypass
healthcare
public health
emergency department
acute care
surgical site infection
palliative care
percutaneous coronary intervention
atrial fibrillation
pain management
quality improvement
acute coronary syndrome