Postacute Care and Recovery After Cancer Surgery
Courtney J. BalentinePeter RichardsonMeredith C. MasonAanand D. NaikDavid BergerDaniel A. Anaya
Abstract
Discharge to PAC facilities after cancer surgery is not sufficient to overcome the adverse survival effects of a complicated postoperative recovery. Improvement of perioperative care outside the acute hospital setting and development of better postoperative recovery programs for cancer patients are needed to enhance survival after surgery.
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