2020
DOI: 10.1503/cjs.012319
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Provider caseload volume and short-term outcomes following colorectal surgeries in New Brunswick: a provincial-level cohort study

Abstract: Background: American studies have shown that higher provider and hospital volumes are associated with reduced risk of mortality following colorectal surgical interventions. Evidence from Canada is limited, and to our knowledge only a single study has considered outcomes other than death. We describe associations between provider surgical volume and all-cause mortality and postoperative complications following colorectal surgical interventions in New Brunswick. Methods: We used hospital discharge abstracts link… Show more

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