摘要
<正>手术并发症给患者及其家属带来了不可估量的损失。有研究发现,3%~27%的外科患者经历了手术不良事件。通常,对此的解释是这些并发症不可避免—因为患者年纪大,且身体虚弱,然而有相当一部分并发症(某项研究中显示超过一半)是可预防的~([1-3])。2009~2012年期间,美国医疗保健研究与质量局(the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality,AHRQ)资助了一项由1 000多家医院参与的国家
引文
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