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Clinical Pathway for Thyroidectomy

Cirugía Española (English Edition), 2015
Clinical pathways are care plans applicable to patient care procedures that present variations in practice and a predictable clinical course. They are designed not as a substitute for clinical judgment, but rather as a means to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the procedures. This clinical pathway is the result of a collaborative work of the
Jesús María, Villar del Moral   +7 more
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Clinical Pathway Analytics

Journal of Information Technology Research, 2014
Recently, medical informatics researchers have focused on supporting standardized activity coordination patterns that structure complex multi-disciplinary interventions. While the designed clinical pathways are aimed to improve the provided healthcare, this paper demonstrates that the care process of individual patients can significantly deviate from ...
Filip Caron   +2 more
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A Clinical Pathway for Endoscopy

Gastroenterology Nursing, 1995
The purpose of this article is to describe the development and use of a clinical pathway in an endoscopy setting. The goal was to incorporate all of the established practices of each discipline--nursing, medicine, admissions, laboratory, radiology, and others--without changing their practice models.
D W, Claussen, P, Pickering
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Defining clinical outcome pathways

Drug Discovery Today, 2022
Here, we propose a broad concept of 'Clinical Outcome Pathways' (COPs), which are defined as a series of key molecular and cellular events that underlie therapeutic effects of drug molecules. We formalize COPs as a chain of the following events: molecular initiating event (MIE) → intermediate event(s) → clinical outcome.
Daniel, Korn   +14 more
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Pathways to Clinical Cardiac Xenotransplantation

Transplantation, 2021
Heart transplantation is the only long-lasting lifesaving option for patients with terminal cardiac failure. The number of available human organs is however far below the actual need, resulting in substantial mortality of patients while waiting for a human heart.
Bruno, Reichart   +5 more
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Clinical pathways

Nursing Management, 2011
The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) has launched an online tool that brings together its guidance and products in a set of interactive topic-based diagrams.
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Building Clinical Pathways

Orthopaedic Nursing, 1998
TQM principles change the work environment so that point-of-service personnel can improve health care delivery to patients. The clinical pathway process starts with the principles of TQM. In the era of managed care, health care resources can be managed effectively using a clinical pathway.
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Modelling Computerised Clinical Pathways

1998
Since the mid 1980s, paper clinical pathways have been used in defining the road map of patient care. They have been used with varying degree of success for providing more cost-effective healthcare and helped to establish quality improvement models for healthcare delivery.
Stephen Chu 0001, Branko Cesnik
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Introduction to Clinical Pathways

Journal For Healthcare Quality, 1995
A clinical pathway is a comprehensive method of planning, delivering, and monitoring patient care. As efforts continue to streamline the delivery of services at all levels of care and settings, it is essential that quality management and utilization management professionals respond in a proactive manner to facilitate quality outcomes while decreasing ...
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