Healthcare Workers' Acceptance and Willingness to Implement a Pragmatic Triple‐Component Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Strategy (T‐ERAS): A Cross‐Sectional Study in Ethiopian Public Hospitals

This study demonstrates high awareness and willingness among perioperative professionals in Ethiopian public hospitals to adopt ERAS principles, while highlighting persistent system-level barriers to consistent implementation. Strengthening institutional support, expanding training, and promoting locally led context-sensitive ERAS pathways such as T-ERAS may facilitate sustainable scale-up in low-resource settings.

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World Journal of Surgery
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2026-03-22
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https://doi.org/10.1002/wjs.70319
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Enhanced Recovery After Surgery
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Healthcare Workers' Acceptance and Willingness to Implement a Pragmatic Triple‐Component Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Strategy (T‐ERAS): A Cross‐Sectional Study in Ethiopian Public Hospitals

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Healthcare Workers' Acceptance and Willingness to Implement a Pragmatic Triple‐Component Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Strategy (T‐ERAS): A Cross‐Sectional Study in Ethiopian Public Hospitals

Kokeb Desta, Fitsum Kifle, Bruce Biccard, Peniel Kenna, Bethelehm Muleye, Salome Maswime
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Abstract

This study demonstrates high awareness and willingness among perioperative professionals in Ethiopian public hospitals to adopt ERAS principles, while highlighting persistent system-level barriers to consistent implementation. Strengthening institutional support, expanding training, and promoting locally led context-sensitive ERAS pathways such as T-ERAS may facilitate sustainable scale-up in low-resource settings.

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Healthcare Workers' Acceptance and Willingness to Implement a Pragmatic Triple‐Component Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Strategy (T‐ERAS): A Cross‐Sectional Study in Ethiopian Public Hospitals — Kokeb Desta, Fitsum Kifle, et al. · World Journal of Surgery (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS