Pediatric surgeons’ attitudes toward regionalization of neonatal surgical care
Research has suggested that high-risk pediatric surgical patients have better outcomes when treated in resource-rich children’s environments. Surgical neonates are a particularly high-risk population and some suggest that regionalization might be a strategy to improve clinical outcomes in neonatal s...
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