Best Practice in Surgery Live

Name: Best Practice in Surgery
Author: University of Toronto - Official

University of Toronto - Official11 apps · 57.1K installsMedicalFreeca.utoronto.madlab.bps

BPS develops locally tailored clinical practice guidelines.

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Total installs: 831
Installs / day: —
Rating: —★
Released: 12 Sept 2018
Last update: 25 Aug 2023
Countries: —

Install history

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Permissions

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0 Sensitive0 Notable1 Routine

OtherRoutine1

Access to miscellaneous device features that don't fit other categories

Make your phone vibratecontrol vibration · VIBRATE

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Full description

Best Practice in Surgery is the University of Toronto, Department of Surgery's quality improvement program. It is a resource for practicing and in-training surgeons as well as other members of the perioperative team. Our goal is to ensure that patients receive high quality, person-centered care resulting in optimal patient and clinical outcomes. --- The University of Toronto is the distributor of this application but it does not warrant or assume any legal liability or responsibility for the completeness, or usefulness of any information contained in the application or any websites linked from this application.

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This release contains bug fixes and improvements. Thank you for your feedback.

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