Pd60-06 omission of Ambulatory Narcotics Is Safe After the Majority of Inpatient Pediatric Urologic Surgeries

Villanueva, Jeffrey; Pifer, Benjamin; Colaco, Marc; Grajales, Valentina; Ayyash, Omar; Chaudhry, Rajeev; Schneck, Francis X.; Cannon, Glenn M.; Fox, Janelle

doi:10.1097/ju.0000000000002097.06

Journal of Urology

2021

DOI: 10.1097/ju.0000000000002097.06

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Pd60-06 omission of Ambulatory Narcotics Is Safe After the Majority of Inpatient Pediatric Urologic Surgeries

Jeffrey Villanueva¹,

Benjamin Pifer²,

Marc Colaco³

et al.

Abstract: New patient video visits do not result in an increase in secondary healthcare visits compared to in-person evaluation. This data suggests that new patient video visits can be used as a safe substitute for an in-person evaluation.

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Pd60-06 omission of Ambulatory Narcotics Is Safe After the Majority of Inpatient Pediatric Urologic Surgeries

Abstract: New patient video visits do not result in an increase in secondary healthcare visits compared to in-person evaluation. This data suggests that new patient video visits can be used as a safe substitute for an in-person evaluation.

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