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Enhanced Recovery After Surgery: What It Means for You
If your hospital mentions an enhanced recovery programme, it simply means a planned approach to getting you well and home. Here is what it usually involves.
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The slow, uneven work of getting back to normal, one week at a time.
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If your hospital mentions an enhanced recovery programme, it simply means a planned approach to getting you well and home. Here is what it usually involves.
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