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Nikesh Thiruchelvam1, Adrian Joyce2, Mark Speakman3
1Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Trust, Cambridge, UK.
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Consultant Outcomes Publication aims to drive up standards of care by greater transparency and peer comparison of surgical practice and outcomes. This is despite difficulties of data entry and bias, and potential for risk avoidance and diminished training.
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