Research
Virtual perioperative smoking cessation bundle in a tertiary care hospital
Latest Articles
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Integrated ambulatory care is a safe and effective model of improving access for patients requiring joint replacement surgery
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The BuTT Out Pilot showed that a virtual perioperative smoking cessation bundle is feasible and results in patients using evidence-based quit aids.
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Study findings show how surgeons and institutions responded to the pandemic and inform strategies for Canadian thoracic practice in the event of future analogous events.
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In a scoping review, authors found a prevalence of individual-level interventions targeting emotional wellness, reflecting a belief that surgeons are responsible for their own wellness.
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Quality improvement initiatives are warranted to curtail unnecessary albumin transfusions in the perioperative period.
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CJS was founded in 1957 by a collaboration of the Canadian Medical Association, the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada and Canadian university departments of surgery. Dr Robert Janes, President of the Royal College was its first editor. The chairs of the surgical departments made up the first editorial board. Today the following organizations take part in the Academic Program of the Canadian Journal of Surgery:
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