Matthew Rubino, MD, MBA, FACS, has been named chair of the Department of Surgery and physician executive for Surgical Services. Rubino has served as interim in these roles since September 2023. In his new role, he will work with leaders across the system to advance ChristianaCare’s goals of providing high-quality, efficient and timely medical care and for maintaining graduate, postgraduate and continuing education programs in the Department of Surgery. He will have accountability for quality, value-based outcomes, workforce stability, financial vitality and strategic direction of clinical services delivered by the Surgical Services service line in support of ChristianaCare’s mission. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eiwmNYXP #LoveOfHealth #netDE
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Ever wondered what your wait time variation is from one surgeon to another for elective surgery? 🤔 A recent study highlights a critical issue in healthcare: the significant variation in wait times for surgical procedures across different providers and facilities. The analysis of 942,605 procedures revealed discrepancies as high as 216-fold in wait times, underscoring the uneven delivery of care due to supply-demand challenges across our region. At Sifio Health, we've seen firsthand the impact of targeted interventions. By partnering with healthcare providers, we've demonstrated that it's possible to significantly reduce these wait times using existing resources. The potential for system-wide improvements is real and within reach—it's time we work together to ensure equitable access to care for all patients. Grateful to Ontario Health | Santé Ontario, Nova Scotia Health Authority, Women's College Hospital, Sunnybrook, Danielle Martin, Dr. Marcy Saxe-Braithwaite, and Claudia Zanchetta for participating in this insightful research. #HealthcareInnovation #SurgicalEfficiency #PatientCare #SifioHealth
A new WCH study examining #SurgicalWaitTimes in Ontario has uncovered significant disparities in the timeliness of care for non-urgent surgical procedures. It highlights the need for improved coordination between supply and demand in the #healthcare system. The authors suggest implementing single-entry models and other strategic approaches to mitigate these disparities and enhance system performance. The study, published in PLOS One, is led by Dr. David Urbach, head of surgery at WCH. #WCHResearch Learn more ↪️ https://loom.ly/fb3Zjz4
Study Reveals Significant Variations in Surgical Wait Times Across Ontario
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Interesting study in Health Affairs which evaluated the rates of elective versus emergency surgery for patients with three access-sensitive surgical conditions (incisional hernia repair, colectomy for cancer, AAA repair) living in primary care Health Professional Shortage Areas during 2015–19. Medicare beneficiaries in more severe primary care shortage areas had higher rates of emergency surgery compared with rates in the least severe shortage areas (37.8 percent versus 29.9 percent). They were also more likely to have serious complications (14.9 percent versus 11.7 percent) and readmissions (15.7 percent versus 13.5 percent). There is a solution to increasing the number of physicians that choose primary care- increase reimbursement. https://lnkd.in/ega26hWU
Higher Rates Of Emergency Surgery, Serious Complications, And Readmissions In Primary Care Shortage Areas, 2015–19 | Health Affairs Journal
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Delve into the landmark collaboration between Dr. Samuel J. Lin and QUAD A, Saving Lives: The Key to Preventing a Common Postoperative Complication, as we shed light on the risks associated with Deep Vein Thrombosis in outpatient surgery. This white paper study examines the complexities of DVT prophylaxis, accreditation compliance, and patient risk, revealing profound insights. Join us in exploring how this research has transformed our understanding of outpatient surgical practices and their impact on patient well-being.
Saving Lives: The Key to Preventing a Common Postoperative Complication
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👩⚕️👨⚕️ Elevate Your Surgical Skills with the Fundamentals of Laparoscopic Surgery Program! 🛠️ In the ever-evolving world of surgery, the debate between open and laparoscopic procedures continues. However, one critical factor often overlooked is proficiency. To excel in laparoscopic surgery, one must actively learn and refine their skills. That's where the Fundamentals of Laparoscopic Surgery (FLS) program comes in. The FLS program provides a comprehensive curriculum, expert instruction, manual skills training, and networking opportunities for medical professionals. Enrolling in FLS not only standardizes training but also improves patient outcomes, reduces complications, and enhances your reputation in an increasingly laparoscopy-driven healthcare landscape. In Nigeria, where medical tourism often takes precedence, it's our duty to strengthen our local clinical industry. By embracing the laparoscopic revolution and enrolling in the FLS program, we can compete globally, ensuring patients receive the best, least invasive care. Ready to enhance your surgical prowess and elevate patient care? Register for the Fundamentals of Laparoscopic Surgery program now and stay at the forefront of modern surgical techniques. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dN7sj3jr #SurgicalExcellence #MedicalEducation #Laparoscopy #FLSProgram
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It takes 17 years in the States to implement just TEN PERCENT (10%) of proven research into healthcare practices. Read it again. Good? Dr. Stephanie Filbay joins us from Down Under to discuss emerging research. Check the full episode linked in comments. And check this amazing online decision guide/tool the Australian team put together for patients contemplating their options to have surgery or not (ACL Knee surgery). Patient online decision guide: https://lnkd.in/eW9TJEwK So, if you, as patient, have conviction in the body's ability to naturally heal; if you're willing to commit to a thorough rehab process; if surgery just doesn't align with your values, you have options. Of course here we are talking about ACL reconstructive surgery. Surgeons, primary care physicians, and even physical therapists simply knee jerk (pun) to recommending surgery. But it's symptomatic of the flaws systemwide. In the meanwhile, significant evidence via randomized control trials (the best trials to conduct studies) show that, *with proper protocols*, you may not need surgery at all. More disconcerting about this is that our providers stateside are quoting other POOR studies in making recommendations. One cannot just read an abstract; one must look at the study design, controls, methods to determine if the results are truly measuring the problem being hypothesized. If we truly value customers, we'll follow the work coming out of Australia. Alison Synakowski, PT, DPT, OCS, AT is now implementing these protocols stateside and patients as far as the other side of the country are finding her b/c the adoption rate of new research in clinical practice in the US is so low. BODY.
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Does trauma center verification have an impact over trauma centre quality indices? read the July issue of The Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery to find more !!! Doulia Hamad
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#NEWS A Public Health Wales study exploring prehabilitation interventions conducted in response to concerns over long waiting times after the covid pandemic, has identified that more research is needed to fully understand their effectiveness for improving patients’ health whilst waiting for surgery. Prehabilitation is an approach aimed at improving the health of patients before they undergo surgical procedures. Unlike rehabilitation, which focuses on recovery after surgery, prehabilitation focuses on preparing patients physically, mentally, and emotionally prior to their surgery. 💬 Amy Hookway, Principal Evidence and Knowledge Analyst at Public Health Wales said: “While this review highlights a diverse range of interventions available for patients awaiting surgery, it also shows that some of the evidence for their effectiveness remains inconsistent. To help improve patient outcomes it's imperative that further studies are conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of these interventions.” The review findings are expected to help with policy development and allocation of resources in Wales, aiming to limit the ill-effects of long surgical waiting times on patient health and well-being. Find out more here ⬇️: https://lnkd.in/erfcHywN
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The "immediate danger" advisory issued by the cardiac surgery program at Wynn Hospital in New York shows the critical importance of organizational awareness and close oversight in #healthcare. Quick and decisive actions to maintain #patientsafety are significant to reduce risks. This case shows the need for continuous improvement and processes to ensure high standards of care. Adopting the principles of #HighReliability Organizations (#HRO) is essential to prevent these incidents and protect patients. #patientsafety #safetyculture #highreliability #riskmanagement https://lnkd.in/esMr3dCy
Immediate jeopardy citation preceded open-heart surgery halt at New York hospital
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I am proud to share that we have closed recruitment in the EMV Toric IDE! This is a fantastic milestone for this pivotal study. Many thanks to all of the surgeons, staff and colleagues for getting us to this point. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/eMS72Fyz #Rayner #ophthalmology #rayoneemv #ophthalmologynews
Rayner closes recruitment for IDE for RayOne EMV Toric IOLs - Rayner : Global
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What is a TAVR? ❤️🫀 TAVR, or Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement, is a minimally invasive procedure used to treat aortic stenosis by replacing a narrowed aortic valve with a new artificial valve. It involves inserting a catheter through a blood vessel and guiding it to the aortic valve, where the replacement valve is deployed without the need for open-heart surgery. Arctic Valve Replacement is typically considered for patients who are at higher risk for traditional surgical valve replacement and offers a less invasive option for improving heart function. Check out the full video at clinic.cardiovisual.com #Heart #nurse #rn #doctors #cardiac #medicine #medstudent #registerednurse #physician #hospital #doctor #studentnurse #medlife #education #ernurse #cardiology #cardiologist #cardiologyfellow #physicianassistant #aprn #cardiovascular #cardiacnurse #aorticvalve #aorticstenosis #heartvalve #patient #TAVR #aorticvalvereplacement
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