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‘Dagvård-direkt’—halving postoperative length of stay through pathway redesign
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Breast and melanoma surgery are low-risk procedures, with approximately 1200 cases performed annually at Sahlgrenska University Hospital. Despite a large proportion of ASA I–II patients, postoperative pathways have traditionally been standardized, leading to unnecessary care transitions and prolonged recovery times. This quality improvement initiative aimed to streamline postoperative care by introducing a direct transfer pathway, reducing length of stay while maintaining patient safety.
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