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Postoperative Remote First Care For Financially And Environmentally Sustainable Healthcare
This study aims to quantify the financial and environmental savings associated with remote follow up in patients undergoing lower limb arterial surgery. A prospective observational study evaluating financial cost(fC) and environmental cost(eC) of postoperative follow-up models. Remote-first screening(RFS), where all patients were reviewed remotely, and complications triaged for face-to-face assessment and treatment.
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Remote-first postoperative care can help U.S. hospitals reduce costs, expand access, and lower healthcare-related carbon emissions without compromising patient recovery. As health systems face workforce shortages and rising expenses, scaling virtual follow-up models offers a practical path to more sustainable and patient-centered surgical care.
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