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Days Alive at Home vs Out of Hospital: Why the Difference Matters for Trial Endpoints
Days Alive and Out of Hospital (DAOH) and Days Alive at Home (DAH) are increasingly used as patient-centred primary outcomes in perioperative trials, and a recent editorial has advocated DAOH for its simplicity and reliance on routinely collected data. We argue that the choice between these endpoint
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