A Randomized Control Trial for Patient Reported Outcomes and Safety in Outpatient Thyroid Lobectomy
Start Date
11/26/2024
Completion Date
11/1/2027
Summary
To compare same-day discharge and overnight (or longer) observation practices and learn more about the differences in patient preferences, safety outcomes, and economic and resource impact
Detailed Description
Primary Objective: --To determine whether same-day discharge is non-inferior to usual care (overnight stay) with regard to the MD Anderson Symptom Inventory - Thyroid (MDASI-Thyroid) mean severity score, as assessed at 2 weeks post-procedure in patients undergoing thyroid lobectomy. Secondary Objectives: * To determine whether same-day discharge is non-inferior to usual care (overnight stay) with regard to the MDASI-Thyroid mean severity score, as assessed at 24 hours post-procedure in patients undergoing thyroid lobectomy. * To determine whether the two arms differ by incidence of deviations from normal as defined by post-operative hematoma, emergency care presentation, readmission/re-intervention, high pain severity scores, and 30-day mortality. * To determine whether morphine milligram equivalents (MME) used over the 2-week post-operative period differs between patients who receive same-day discharge vs. those who receive usual care (overnight stay) after receiving thyroid lobectomy.
Eligibility Criteria
Age Range: 18 years to No maximum
Interventions
Pre-Surgery Survey
Post-Surgery Surveys
Conditions
Locations
M D Anderson Cancer Center
Houston, Texas 77030
United States