Sind Prozessänderungen messbar? Eine Analyse über 16 Jahre mit 4163 proximalen Femurfrakturen
Franz Müller,
Andreas Proske,
Bernd Füchtmeier
et al.
Abstract:Process changes in the perioperative setting are rarely analysed, as their results are not immediately tangible and require a high case volume. The primary objective of this study was to retrospectively evaluate process changes using proximal femur fractures (PFF) and to examine their effect using various outcome measures. The secondary objective was to define potential quality criteria for the management of PFF.This study included a retrospective analysis of the database of a level-1 trauma centre for PFF. Al… Show more
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