National Surgical Quality Improvement Program (NSQIP)
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Description
A nationwide registry for pancreatic surgery quality improvement and clinical research that tracks surgical outcomes and patient characteristics for pancreatoduodenectomy procedures
Market positioning
Leading registry in the United States for surgical quality improvement
Use cases
Hospitals and surgical departments in the United States performing pancreatic surgery
Features
Large patient volume (15,224 procedures)
Established nationwide coverage
Low in-hospital mortality rate (1.3%)
Short median length of stay (8.0 days)
Low reoperation rate (5.7%)
Pros and cons
Based on: (AI summary)
Pros
- Large patient volume (15,224 procedures)
- Established nationwide coverage
- Low in-hospital mortality rate (1.3%)
- Short median length of stay (8.0 days)
- Low reoperation rate (5.7%)
Cons
- Limited core parameter availability (missing some of 55 core parameters)
- Lower minimally invasive surgery adoption (7.8%)
- Moderate preoperative chemotherapy usage (27.6%)