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Project properties
| Title | CONNECARE - a feasibility pilot of smart-device implementation in the surgical ward |
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| Keywords | elderly patients e-health postoperative complications |
| Researchers |
dr. B.L. van Leeuwen drs. M. Plas dr. M.M.H. Lahr |
| Nature of the research | Feasibility pilot study |
| Fields of study | surgery epidemiology oncology |
| Background / introduction |
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| Improving the quality of postoperative care with smart-devices, with special focus on post-operative care, may contribute to accelerated recovery, health care efficiency and better complication monitoring, which in turn may reduce health care costs in surgical patients. Howevery, feasibility of a novel smart, adaptive integrated care system to monitor surgical patients should be investigated before implementation. |
| Research question / problem definition |
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Primary Objective: To investigate feasibility of a novel smart, adaptive integrated care system in surgical patients in the postoperative period during hospital admission. Secondary Objective: To investigate associations between objectively measured physical activity using smart devices and nutritional status, quality of life, mental and physical health, frailty, anxiety and depression, peroperative characteristics and complication rate. |
| Workplan |
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The Connecare feasibility pilot is a prospective observational trial with 30 days follow-up. All testings will be performed in a clinical setting. Patients are allocated to the pilot group upon admission to the hospital. The patients will be using a personalized ICT-supported integrated care management system and will be monitored during their admission by smart devices. Furthermore, patients will fulfill some questionnaires during admission. |
| References |
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van der Meij E, Anema JR, Otten RH, Huirne JA, Schaafsma FG. The effect of perioperative E-health interventions on the postoperative course: A systematic review of randomised and non-randomised controlled trials. PLoS One. 2016;11(7):e0158612. Kummerow Broman K, Oyefule OO, Phillips SE, et al. Postoperative care using a secure online patient portal: Changing the (inter)face of general surgery. J Am Coll Surg. 2015;221(6):1057-1066. Dahlberg K, Jaensson M, Nilsson U, Eriksson M, Odencrants S. Holding it together – patients’perspectives on postoperative recovery when using an e-assessed follow-up: qualitative study. JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2018;6(5):e10387 doi:10.2196/10387 |
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