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Can screen-time help? An analysis of usage of patient engagement technology following colorectal surgery (16 February 2024)

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Patient engagement technologies (PETs) are tools used to guide patients through the perioperative period. This study in the American Journal of Surgery aimed to investigate the levels of patient engagement with PETs through the perioperative period and its impact on clinical outcomes.

The authors found that use of PETs improves patient outcomes and experiences in the perioperative period. Patients who engage more frequently with PETs have shorter length of stay (LOS) with lower readmission and post-operative complication rates.

Can screen-time help? An analysis of usage of patient engagement technology following colorectal sur… https://www.americanjournalofsurgery.com/article/S0002-9610(24)00103-X/abstract

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