Safety in Spine Surgery : Transforming Patient Care and Optimizing Outcomes.

Intro -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contributors -- Preface -- Foreword -- Contents -- Video List -- PART I AVOIDING COMPLICATIONS -- 1 Standard Work in the Preoperative Assessment -- 2 Bleeding and the Importance of Standard Work -- 3 Blood Conservation in Spine Surgery -- 4 Avoiding Catastrophic Intraoperative Neurologic Events in Spine Deformity Surgery -- 5 Surgical Site Infection: Prevention, Diagnosis, and Treatment -- 6 Making Wrong Site Spine Surgery a Never Event -- PART 2 COUNTER MEASURES TO IMPROVE SAFETY IN SPINE SURGERY -- 7 Optimizing Pain Management in Spine Patients -- 8 Risk Severity Scores in Spine Surgery -- 9 The Importance of the Two-Surgeon Approach -- 10 Benefits of Teams and Teamwork in Spine Surgery Quality, Safety, and Value -- 11 Using the Comprehensive Unit-Based Safety Program to Make Spine Care Better -- 12 Enabling Technologies to Make Spine Surgery Safer -- PART 3 USING SYSTEMS TO GET BETTER -- 13 Optimizing Surgical Performance: What We Can Learn From Elite Athletes -- 14 Getting Better Through Coaching and Mentorship -- 15 Quality 101: PDCA, RCA, Six Sigma, and Lean-What Is All This and How Can It Be Applied to Spine Care? -- 16 Mistake Proofing in the Surgical Care of a Spine Patient -- 17 Toyota Production System Principles Applied to Spine Care -- 18 Transforming Patient Care and Optimizing Outcomes.

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