Russell L. Gruen

TL;DR: This study estimates the cost and cost-effectiveness of the Neurotrauma Evidence Translation intervention, as compared to the passive dissemination of the guideline, to evaluate whether any improvements in clinical practice or health outcomes due to the NET intervention can be obtained at an acceptable cost.

TL;DR: It is supported by Tsafnat and colleagues’ argument that automation could transform systematic review production and current methods are not sustainable in the face of the deluge of primary research.

TL;DR: There was only moderate agreement among raters regarding cervical injury nomenclature even in an idealized setting, and the method has raised the benchmark for optimal patient management in terms of cancer surveillance and treatment.

TL;DR: A programme developed jointly by the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists to promote effective surgical care of Indigenous people, especially those living in rural and remote areas is described.

TL;DR: A large volume effect for most gastrointestinal cancers is found: with each doubling of hospital case volume the odds of peri-operative death decreased, and it is calculated that between 10 and 50 patients per year, depending on cancer type, need to be moved from a ‘low volume’ hospital to a “high volume” hospital in order to prevent one additional volume-associated peri/operative death.