New #JACSOperativeWord! Host @DanteYeh speaks with @crosen19 about her latest research examining the influence of multimorbidity on long-term outcomes after emergency general surgery. Listen here👇
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Multimorbid patients have fewer hospital-free days after surgical and non-op management of ESS conditions: understanding independence can help patient-centered care @crosen19 @sanfordroberts @ljk50 @elinorejkaufman @scotthalpernmd @surgeryspice. https://t.co/2MSUbSyCb9
Claire Rosen, MD earned her Masters in Medical Ethics during her research time with mentor Rachel Kelz, MD (@surgeryspice). @crosen19 devoted herself to understand patient-centered outcomes and how surgeons use data to improve shared decision making and communication.
Important work from star @pennsurgery resident @crosen19 investigating outcomes of English vs non English primary language pts undergoing #bariatric surgery
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Introducing new PC3I Innovation Fellow @SaraGinzbergMD, a Resident @PennSurgery interested in optimizing #cancercare delivery with an emphasis on increasing access to screening/treatment for patients from historically marginalized groups.
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In this #AuthorVideo, @crosen19 discusses her recent paper, Analyzing Impact of Multimorbidity on Long-Term Outcomes after Emergency General Surgery: A Retrospective Observational Cohort Study
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Multimorbidity influences risk of adverse outcomes after emergency general surgery, from increased mortality to limited independence and function. When surgeons understand and communicate these risks, shared decision-making is improved.
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