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Reducing the burden of surgical harm: a systematic review of the interventions used to reduce adverse events in surgery1)

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Wereldwijd worden per jaar 234 miljoen operaties uitgevoerd2) en meer dan 50 procent van de postoperatieve complicaties in ziekenhuizen kan worden toegeschreven aan chirurgische interventies.3) Door de toenemende technische kennis en mogelijkheden worden steeds meer complexe chirurgische ingrepen verricht, met mogelijk een nog grotere kans op postoperatieve complicaties.

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  1. afdeling Kwaliteit en Proces Innovatie, AMC, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

    Catharina van Oostveen

  2. afdeling Chirurgie, AMC, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

    Els Nieveen van Dijkum &  Hester Vermeulen

  3. Amsterdam School of Health Professions, Hogeschool van Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

    Hester Vermeulen

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  1. Catharina van Oostveen
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drs. Catharina van Oostveen verpleegkundig onderzoeker, afdeling Kwaliteit en Proces Innovatie, AMC Amsterdam

dr. Els Nieveen van Dijkum chirurg, afdeling Chirurgie, AMC Amsterdam

dr. Hester Vermeulen senior onderzoeker, afdeling Chirurgie, AMC Amsterdam; lid lectoraat EBP, Amsterdam School of Health Professions, Hogeschool van Amsterdam

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van Oostveen, C., van Dijkum, E. & Vermeulen, H. Reducing the burden of surgical harm: a systematic review of the interventions used to reduce adverse events in surgery1) . NED. TIJDS. EVID. PRACT. 12, 13–14 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12468-014-0045-3

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