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Surgical care improvement project adherence and postoperative infections.

机译:外科护理改善项目的依从性和术后感染。

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Dr Stulberg and colleagues1 examined the association between Surgical Care Improvement Project (SCIP) adherence and postoperative infections. Given differences between the trial data cited and the observational data presented, additional clarification of patient exclusions and modeling may inform study interpretation.The authors did not present data describing the SCIP composition of S-INF adherent patients (ie, patients with at least 2 recorded SCIP infection-prevention measures), specifically which 2 reported measures were most common. In addition, 30% of all patients lacked data describing at least 2 reported SCIP infection-prevention measures and were excluded from the test of association between S-INF adherence (a composite measure) and postoperative infection. Patient characteristics may have differed between those with vs those without at least 2 reported measures, leading to a spurious result for the association between S-INF and postoperative infection.
机译:Stulberg博士及其同事1研究了外科护理改善计划(SCIP)依从性与术后感染之间的关系。由于所引用的试验数据与观察到的数据之间存在差异,因此对患者排除情况和模型的进一步阐明可能有助于研究解释。 SCIP感染预防措施),特别是最常报告的2种措施。此外,所有患者中有30%缺乏描述至少2种已报告的SCIP感染预防措施的数据,并被排除在S-INF依从性(一项综合措施)与术后感染之间的关联测试中。有或没有报告至少两种措施的患者特征可能有所不同,导致S-INF与术后感染之间存在虚假结果。

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