Abstract
Mortality within the cardiac surgery patient population is a well-studied concept; recently, the evidence has discussed that nearly thirty percent of those patients who died after undergoing coronary artery bypass grafting were preventable. This finding emphasizes that further system improvements must be implemented to deflect gaps in care that lead to negative outcomes. Historically, morbidity and mortality (MM the purpose of the MM it will identify an approach taken to revise the M&M process in a community-based cardiac surgery program. In addition, the presentation will identify stakeholders, tools and resources used to complete the quality of care strategy. Finally, a case presentation will highlight lessons learnt and final yields from the initiative.
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