Remote diagnosis of surgical-site infection using a mobile digital intervention: a randomised controlled trial in emergency surgery patients

Autor: Stephen J. Wigmore, A. MacNamara, J. Kung, E. Kennedy, B. Fox, K. Baweja, Z. H. Ng, S. Jayasangaran, J. Yang, J. Kwong, Stephen O'Neill, Katie E. Mountain, J. Liu, A. Sgrò, V. Sehgal, M. Ramage, Catherine A Shaw, Mathew Lyons, Cameron J Fairfield, S. Mowitt, J. Grewar, C. Iiuoma, N. Ng, W. A. Cambridge, William A. Cambridge, Mark A Potter, Kenneth A. McLean, D E Henshall, S. Tominey, C. Johnston, W. Wilson, Thomas M Drake, J. Fretwell, M. Wojtowicz, Matt Bouamrane, A. Riad, S. Mackay, Richard J E Skipworth, V. Chauhan, Alessandro Sgrò, Laura E. Green, M. Edirisooriya, Riinu Pius, Ewen M Harrison, B. Stutchfield, C. Scott, E. Musenga, K. Czyzykowska, Aya M Riad, Stephen R Knight, A. Gherman, L. Steven, C. Leavy, D. Kremel, J. Reed, A. Forsyth, S. Heelan, C. Gent

Publikováno v: NPJ Digital Medicine
Mclean, K, Mountain, K E, Shaw, K, Drake, T M, Pius, R, Knight, S R, Fairfield, C J, Sgro, A, Bouamrane, M-M, Cambridge, W A, Lyons, M, Riad, A, Skipworth, R, Wigmore, S J, Potter, M A & Harrison, E M 2021, ' Remote diagnosis of surgical-site infection using a mobile digital intervention: a randomised controlled trial in emergency surgery patients. ', npj Digital Medicine . https://doi.org/10.1038/s41746-021-00526-0
npj Digital Medicine, Vol 4, Iss 1, Pp 1-9 (2021)

Surgical site infections (SSI) cause substantial morbidity and pose a burden to acute healthcare services after surgery. We aimed to investigate whether a smartphone-delivered wound assessment tool can expedite diagnosis and treatment of SSI after em

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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41746-021-00526-0