Tommaso Borracci
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Tommaso Borracci has made significant contributions to perioperative medicine and acute pain management, with a particular focus on innovative models of care delivery. His most cited work, "The experience of setting up a resident-managed Acute Pain Service: a descriptive study" (2015, 14 citations), introduces a novel, resident-led Acute Pain Service (APS) model—a departure from traditional anesthesiologist- or nurse-based approaches. This study demonstrates how empowering anesthesia residents to manage acute pain services can improve patient outcomes while fostering clinical leadership and education. Borracci’s research highlights the feasibility and benefits of such a model, addressing the limited diffusion of APS in clinical settings. His work has practical implications for hospital systems seeking cost-effective, scalable pain management solutions. By documenting the implementation process and outcomes, Borracci provides a blueprint for other institutions to adopt resident-managed APS, thereby advancing both pain care and medical training. His contributions underscore the importance of integrating education into clinical service delivery, making his research valuable for clinicians, educators, and healthcare administrators aiming to optimize acute pain management.
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