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Background: Recent studies have highlighted the effectiveness of in-depth shared preoperative assessment in improving clinical outcomes, patient safety, and quality of care. Although the importance of a comprehensive assessment that also includes nursing assessment has been known for several years, there are a variety of approaches and standards in…

Introduction . Standardization of information flows is increasingly essential in the context of rapid digitalization and global e-Health initiatives, supporting personalization, continuity, safety, and quality of care. The use of codified terminology helps reduce data fragmentation by enabling consistent communication and making clinical practice more explicit and measurable. A…

Background In cardiology, the management of low-complexity procedures necessitates a shift from traditional organizational models. The development of structured care pathways, grounded in clearly defined multiprofessional collaboration, addresses the critical need for safety, clinical appropriateness, and operational efficiency. Aim To describe the design and implementation of a multiprofessional organizational…

Background In complex cardiology settings, patient care pathways involve multiple clinical environments and professional teams. This organization requires continuity of care, effective multiprofessional collaboration and the ability to maintain a global view of the patient across settings. Models that promote shared competencies and cross-setting experience can support coordinated care…

Introduction: Resource optimization is an increasingly important goal in modern medicine and is strongly supported by the promotion of appropriateness in clinical practice. In cardiology, the high volume of laboratory test requests may lead to increased workload for healthcare professionals, higher costs, and a risk of unnecessary investigations. The…