Surgical Innovation · 2009 · 19 citations · 6 references
Health ProfessionsSurgeryGeneral SurgeryHealth Care Quality ManagementHealthcare Quality ImprovementClinical AuditHealthcare AuditingQuality Of CareConference PresentationsHospital Quality Of CareMorbidity AuditQuality Improvement In SurgeryQuality Of Care AssessmentReviewsSearchesSurgical Audit
Quality of Care rounds, also known as Mortality and Morbidity conferences, are an important and time-honored forum for quality audit in clinical surgery services. The authors created a modification to their hospital's Quality of Care rounds by incorporating a clinical librarian, who assisted residents in conducting literature reviews related to clinical topics discussed during the rounds. The objective of this article is to describe the authors' experience with this intervention. The clinical librarian program has greatly improved the Quality of Care rounds by aiding in literature searches and quality of up-to-date, evidence-based presentations.
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