Digital Surgery and Telemedicine ·
Patients value mobile health technology in perioperative care, but there is limited knowledge on their perceptions. A human-centered design approach is crucial for meaningful implementation. Recommendations from qualitative studies of surgeons and patients can help health care systems maximize mobile health technology for patient-centered surgical care.
Journal Article by Sinyard RD and Panda N in BMC Surg
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