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    Enhanced Recovery After Surgery
    

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    Surgil Site Infection Prevention
    

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    Management of Acute Pancreatitis
    

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    Prescription of Pain Medition at Discharge 
    

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    Small bowel obstruction guideline 
    

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    ERAS for Pancreatic Surgery
    

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    ERAS for Patients with an Ostomy
    

    

    Implementation Tools
    

    RecoverICON
    Enhanced Recovery After Surgery
    

    InfecPrevICON
    Surgil Site Infection Prevention
    

    PainManagICON
    Management of Acute Pancreatitis
    

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    Preoperative Fasting Recommendations
    

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    Mechanil Bowel Preparation
    

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    ERAS for Pancreatic Surgery
    

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    Vision Statement
    

    To ensure all patients having surgery at the University of Toronto affiliated hospitals receive high quality, person-centered re resulting in optimal patient and clinil outcomes.
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    Who We Are
    

    The Best Practice in Surgery consists of surgeons, fellows and residents from all of the surgil divisions in the Department of Surgery at the University of Toronto. In addition, other members of the perioperative team including representation from Anesthesia, Nursing, Nutrition, Physiotherapy, and other disciplines are part of the Committee.
    

    Steering Committee 
    

    Best Practice in Surgery is led by Dr. Robin McLeod, Vice Chair of Quality and Best Practice in the Department of Surgery at the University of Toronto. The Steering Committee consists of representatives from all surgil divisions including: