Nishant Gohel, Pranav Khambete, Laura Gerhardinger, Anna N Miller, Philip Wolinsky, Molly Jarman, John W Scott, Rahul Vaidya, Mark R Hemmila, Bryant W Oliphant
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Characterizing Trauma Patients with Delays in Orthopaedic Process Measures.
Early operative intervention in orthopaedic injuries is associated with decreased morbidity and mortality. Relevant process measures (e.g. femoral shaft fixation <24 hours) are used in trauma quality improvement programs to evaluate performance. Currently, there is no mechanism to account for patients who are unable to undergo surgical intervention (i.e. physiologically unstable). We characterized the factors associated with patients who did not meet these orthopaedic process measures.
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