A Progressive Early Mobilization Program Is Significantly Associated With Clinical and Economic Improvement: A Single-Center Quality Comparison Study
Keibun Liu(The University of Queensland), Takashi Mato(Jichi Medical University), Hiroaki Ohtake(Maebashi Red Cross Hospital), Hitoshi Oosaki(Maebashi Red Cross Hospital), Dai Miyazaki(Tottori University), Kenji Fujiduka(Maebashi Red Cross Hospital), Emi Abe(Maebashi Red Cross Hospital), Mamoru Komatsu(Maebashi Red Cross Hospital), Takayuki Ogura(Saiseikai Utsunomiya hospital), Mitsuaki Nishikimi(Hiroshima University), Kunihiko Takahashi(Data Management (Italy)), Alan Kawarai Lefor(Jichi Medical University), Mitsunobu Nakamura(Maebashi Red Cross Hospital), Hiroyuki Suzuki(Kao Corporation (Japan))
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