Are you a healthcare provider, organization, or facility, that would like to learn how to implement perioperative nutritional support?
We understand the challenges behind implementing new protocols, and sustaining consistent standards of care and results.
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- Lack of time
- Resistance to change
- Poor communication, collaboration, and coordination between departments and patients
- Lack of clinical data and information
- High staff turnover
- Lack of hospital management support and resources
Our goal is to provide an effective optimization program that can be efficiently integrated into an Orthopaedic surgery pre-operative workflow.
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Anesthesia/ Pre-op Carbohydrate loading
Orthopaedics
Plastic
Bariatrics
General Surgery
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- Create a standardized nutritional protocol that works for your patients
- Minimize the time it takes to educate and council patients on perioperative nutrition
- Eliminate order processing responsibilities for the staff
- Reduce the risk of complications
- Improve clinical outcomes
- Provide opportunity for cost savings
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- Customized Surgical Recovery Patient Protocols
- Physician and staff educational resources
- Patient educational resources
- A commitment to helping you and your patients meet their goals
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- Introductory call to learn if the Pre-Surgical Optimization Program is right for you and your patients
- On-boarding and optional site walk-through
- Physician and staff educational workshops in-person or on Zoom
- In-office personalized QR code signage for patient referral tracking
- Wholesale options available
Future trends in Orthopaedics: Nutritional advancements as a key component in surgical optimization programs.
Nutritional status is a strong predictor of post-operative outcomes and recognized as a key variable of surgical optimization programs.
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References
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[2] Geurden, B.; Franck, E.; Weyler, J.; Ysebaert, D. The risk of malnutrition in community-living elderly on admission to hospital for
major surgery. Acta Chir. Belg. 2015, 115, 341–347.
[3] William C. Schroer, MD, Modifiable Risk Factors in Primary Joint Arthroplasty Increase
90-Day Cost of Care JOA 2018
[4] Knee Arthroplasty: JOA 2021