280) Incorporation of tablet computers (TCs) into patient assessment may facilitate safe and secure data collection. |
PMID:24212101 DOI:10.1177/1049909113510963 |
2015 The American journal of hospice & palliative care |
* Connected health: cancer symptom and quality-of-life assessment using a tablet computer: a pilot study. |
- Incorporation of tablet computers (TCs) into patient assessment may facilitate safe and secure data collection. We evaluated the usefulness and acceptability of a TC as an electronic self-report symptom assessment instrument. Research Electronic Data Capture Web-based application supported data capture. Information was collected and disseminated in real time and a structured format. Completed questionnaires were printed and given to the physician before the patient visit. Most participants completed the survey without assistance. Completion rate was 100%. The median global quality of life was high for all. More than half reported pain. Based on Edmonton Symptom Assessment System, the top 3 most common symptoms were tiredness, anxiety, and decreased well-being. Patient and physician acceptability for these quick and useful TC-based surveys was excellent. |
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