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Abstract
In this issue of the Journal of Pediatric Urology, two manuscripts (Fernandez et al.; Shaw et al.) highlight the power of and impact of an effectively designed quality improvement (QI) in improving operating room throughput and resource utilization [1,2]. Both of these efforts build off of rigorous QI methodology, providing an opportunity to reinforce these concepts and processes to the broader pediatric urologic community. Whether formally recognized or not, QI has been a bedrock of the surgeon experience for more than a century.
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