NIH R01 · 2025
Personalized Risk Prediction for Prevention and Early Detection of Postoperative Failure to Rescue
Abstract In the Hospital of the Future hospitalization will be reserved almost exclusively for patients with severe acute illness, staff numbers will be reduced, and hospitals will be built around smart environments that facilitate consistent delivery of effective, equitable, and error-free care focused on patient-centered rather than provider- centered outcomes. This is particularly relevant to the surgical population. While ambulatory surgical centers are the fastest growing providers, more than 51 million inpatients procedures are performed annually in hospitals in the US and inpatient surgery centers are taking care of sicker and older patients. While intraoperative mortality is rare…
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