Determining the Minimum Dataset for Surgical Patients in Africa: A Delphi Study.
Hyla-Louise KluytsGillian J BedwellAlemayehu Ginbo BedadaTarig FadallaAdam Hewitt-SmithBernard A MbweleBusisiwe MraraAkinyinka O OmigbodunJones Omoshoro-JonesEdwin W TurtonFitsum K BelachewKathryn M ChuEsther CloeteGerald EkwenMohamed Ahmed ElfagiehMahmoud M ElfikyMayaba MaimboAtilio MoraisChristophe MpirimbanyiDolly M MunlemvoPisirai NdarukwaIsaac SmalleAlexandra TorborgMpoki UlisubisyaMaher FawzyVeekash GobinMotselisi MbekiZipporah NgumiUshmaben Patel-MujajatiHamza D SamaJanat TumukundeAkwasi Antwi-KusiApollo BasenaroGillian LamacraftFarai MadzimbamutoSalome MaswimeVanessa MsosaWakisa MulwafuCoulibaly YoussoufRupert M PearseBruce M BiccardPublished in: World journal of surgery (2022)
The minimum perioperative dataset can be used in a collaborative effort to establish a resource accessible to African clinicians in improving quality of care.