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Early Discharge: The Rise in Return to the Emergency Department after Surgery .
This article examines the rise in emergency department (ED) visits following surgical discharge, with a focus on orthopedic procedures during the COVID-19 pandemic. It explores contributing factors such as early discharge, patient comorbidities, and gaps in post-operative care. With insights from guest contributor Dr. Bheeshma Ravi, the discussion highlights patient vulnerability post-surgery and outlines strategies—including remote monitoring and improved care coordination—to reduce preventable ED visits and improve patient outcomes.
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