Use of a Smartphone Application for Spine Surgery Improves Patient Adherence with Preoperative Instructions and Decreases Last-minute Surgery Cancellations. (Record no. 4364)

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International Standard Serial Number 2168-8184
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PMID 31106092
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Title Use of a Smartphone Application for Spine Surgery Improves Patient Adherence with Preoperative Instructions and Decreases Last-minute Surgery Cancellations.
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Source Cureus. 11(3):e4192, 2019 Mar 06.
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Abbreviated source Cureus. 11(3):e4192, 2019 Mar 06.
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Journal name Cureus
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Year 2019
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Manufacturer FY2019
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Date added to catalog 2019-06-21
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Abstract BACKGROUND: Smartphone applications (apps) are being increasingly utilized in the health care arena to improve patient care and outcomes.
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Abstract CONCLUSIONS: We demonstrate the ability of a smartphone application to improve patient adherence with preoperative instructions and decrease last-minute surgery cancellations.
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Abstract METHODS: Patients undergoing spine surgery were prospectively accrued. Smartphone app users were compared to non-app users. Patient adherence with preoperative instructions as well as last-minute surgery cancellations were analyzed.
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Abstract OBJECTIVE: To further demonstrate the ability of a smartphone app to improve patient compliance with preoperative instructions and to decrease the number of last-minute surgery cancellations.
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Abstract RESULTS: All 85 app users adhered to preoperative instructions according to the acknowledgements sent to the web portal, and there were no cancelled surgeries. Among the 89 non-app users, there were five cancelled surgeries (5.6%).
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Language note English
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Institution MedStar Washington Hospital Center
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Department Neurosurgery
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Medline publication type Journal Article
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Local Authors Fayed, Islam
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All authors Fayed I, Henault S, Kalantar B, Stewart JJ, Voyadzis JM
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DOI <a href="https://dx.doi.org/10.7759/cureus.4192">https://dx.doi.org/10.7759/cureus.4192</a>
Public note https://dx.doi.org/10.7759/cureus.4192
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