Why is ERAS important? See what members of ERAS Cardiac believe in this series of short videos.
Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) is an interdisciplinary approach to optimize patients across the phase-of-care spectrum to improve recovery after cardiac surgery.
Enhanced recovery after cardiac surgery focuses on:
Watch the videos below as members of the ERAS Cardiac Society describe their perspectives and experiences on why ERAS is important.
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