Topic Brief: Enhanced Recovery After Surgery for Vascular Surgery

Project Summary

Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocols are interventions that aim to improve recovery after surgical procedures. In 2019, PCORI commissioned a topic brief on ERAS protocols relevant to vascular surgery to understand the breadth and quantity of existing evidence on this topic to support funding decisions for future comparative effectiveness research and evidence synthesis.

The goal of the topic brief is to identify key ERAS strategies relevant to vascular surgery; provide an overview of clinical practice guidelines, systematic reviews, and randomized controlled trials that assess ERAS; and highlight evidence gaps.

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Principal Investigator Principal Investigator The lead researcher and primary contact for the project. View Glossary:

Julia Rollison, PhD, MPH

Organization Organization The institution/organization in which the project originates, or the primary institution or organization that received funding for the project. View Glossary:

RAND Corporation

Project Budget:

$45,577

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Project End Date Project End Date Includes the research project period and may be subject to modification to allow other research-related activities such as peer review. View Glossary:

August 2019

Year Awarded Year Awarded The year that funding for the project was approved, or the year the proposal received a notice of award. View Glossary:

2019

Year Completed:

2019

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