Cost savings associated with a nurse driven mobilization protocol for recovery after cranial tumor resection - Takeaways - MDSpire

Cost savings associated with a nurse driven mobilization protocol for recovery after cranial tumor resection

  • By

  • David Zarrin

  • Shivani Baisiwala

  • Jonah Im

  • Keshav Goel

  • Myungjun Ko

  • Sonia Wang

  • Humza Zubair

  • Alexander Valenzuela

  • Tristan Bennett

  • Dupre Orr

  • Won Kim

  • September 2, 2025

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    The NERVS protocol focuses on early mobilization, pain management, and patient education for cranial tumor resection recovery.

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    Implementing the NERVS protocol can potentially reduce hospital length of stay and overall healthcare costs for patients.

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    The study utilized a retrospective cohort design to compare outcomes between patients following the NERVS protocol and those who did not.

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    Statistical matching was employed to adjust for differences in demographics and clinical characteristics between the two patient groups.

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    Early mobilization under the NERVS protocol aims to enhance recovery and minimize delays associated with traditional PT/OT services.

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Cost savings associated with a nurse driven mobilization protocol for recovery after cranial tumor resection

  • by David Zarrin, Shivani Baisiwala, Jonah Im, Keshav Goel, Myungjun Ko, Sonia Wang, Humza Zubair, Alexander Valenzuela, Tristan Bennett, Dupre Orr, Won Kim

  • September 2, 2025

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