How can we reduce healthcare costs by using Enhanced Recovery After Surgery more effectively in different groups of gynaecological patients? A single‐centre experience

The implementation of the ERAS principles resulted in a number of significant positive economic impacts-reduction in the LOS and a corresponding increase in bed capacity for new patients. Additionally, direct treatment costs, including those related to antibiotic use or laboratory testing were reduced. The Czech Republic's acute healthcare system, like the majority of European healthcare systems, is financed by the DRG system. This flat-rate payment per patient encourages hospital management to seek cost-reduction strategies. The results of our study indicate that fast-track protocols represent a potential viable approach to reducing the cost of treatment while simultaneously meeting the recommendations of evidence-based medicine.

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Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice
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2024-10-18
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https://doi.org/10.1111/jep.14196
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4
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Enhanced Recovery After Surgery
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How can we reduce healthcare costs by using Enhanced Recovery After Surgery more effectively in different groups of gynaecological patients? A single‐centre experience

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How can we reduce healthcare costs by using Enhanced Recovery After Surgery more effectively in different groups of gynaecological patients? A single‐centre experience

Pavel Kabele, Peter Koliba, M Skodová, Daniel Hodyc, Oľga Dubová, Michal Zikán, Petra Sládková, Tomáš Brtnický, Markéta Polková, Marie Tichá
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Abstract

The implementation of the ERAS principles resulted in a number of significant positive economic impacts-reduction in the LOS and a corresponding increase in bed capacity for new patients. Additionally, direct treatment costs, including those related to antibiotic use or laboratory testing were reduced. The Czech Republic's acute healthcare system, like the majority of European healthcare systems, is financed by the DRG system. This flat-rate payment per patient encourages hospital management to seek cost-reduction strategies. The results of our study indicate that fast-track protocols represent a potential viable approach to reducing the cost of treatment while simultaneously meeting the recommendations of evidence-based medicine.

Journal of Evaluation in Clinical PracticeVol. 31(3)
Charles University (CZ), Fakultní nemocnice Bulovka (CZ), General University Hospital in Prague (CZ)
Univerzita Karlova v Praze, Ministerstvo Zdravotnictví Ceské Republiky
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How can we reduce healthcare costs by using Enhanced Recovery After Surgery more effectively in different groups of gynaecological patients? A single‐centre experience — Pavel Kabele, Peter Koliba, et al. · Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS