Integration of a patient-orientated eHealth intervention in the setting of an established enhanced recovery after surgery program can reduce complications and length of stay: an observational study
eHealth intervention reduces complications among patients, leading to a shorter length of stay in hospitals.
Patients benefitted from a focus on prehabilitation and postoperative recovery, which enhanced their outcomes.
Observational study across various patient pathways linked eHealth strategies with improved clinical results.
Significant integration of eHealth tools highlights the need for enhanced recovery protocols respecting patient needs.
Abstract
Patient support through eHealth, with a focus on prehabilitation as well as postoperative recovery, can be used to effectively supplement ERAS pathways and improve clinical outcomes.
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