Erhebung von Schmerzen nach ambulanten Operationen

Schwarze, Cornelia E.; Zenz, Daniel; Orlowski, O.; Wempe, Carola; Aken, Hugo Van; Zahn, Peter; Maier, Christoph; Pogatzki-Zahn, Esther

doi:10.1007/s00482-015-0071-8

Schmerz

2015

DOI: 10.1007/s00482-015-0071-8

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Erhebung von Schmerzen nach ambulanten Operationen

Cornelia E. Schwarze¹,

Daniel Zenz²,

O. Orlowski³

et al.

Abstract: The user-friendly feasibility and operability of this internet-based electronic data survey system explain the high compliance and return rate of electronic questionnaires by patients at home after ambulatory surgery. This survey tool therefore provides unique opportunities to evaluate and improve postoperative pain management after ambulatory surgery.

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Telemedizin: Chancen in der Schmerztherapie

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Anästhesiol Intensivmed Notfallmed Schmerzther

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Pain is generally undertreated and there is a need to differentiate and improve access to appropriate pain care. The growing Field of telehealth offers a novel opportunity for pain care, exploiting mainly communicative and pharmacological therapeutic principles. Rationale for telemedicine for the management of chronic pain are the potential to overcome timely, economical, and structural barriers for the access to specialized pain care as well as the general open mindedness of physicians and patients towards this technology. The general usability and effectiveness of telemedicine in pain care has been described. The most prominent applications of telemedicine in pain care are store-and-forward applications and direct consultations. Smartphone applications are easily accessible and inexpensive. The quality and effectiveness of smartphone applications has not been evaluated thoroughly due to a lack of regulatory objectives. Estimations of the cost-effectiveness of telemedicine in pain care are limited due to a lack of data regarding long-term outcome and healthcare utilization after treatment. Telemedicine offers new approaches to improve pain care for the treatment of acute postoperative pain as well. Future challenges will be to start a collaborative effort between developers and health-care professionals to implement evidence-based clinical protocols into telemedicine applications and to evaluate the effectiveness and safety of existing telemedicine programmes.

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Telemedizin: Chancen in der Schmerztherapie

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2017

Anästhesiol Intensivmed Notfallmed Schmerzther

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Pain after outpatient surgical procedures—a survey of 330 000 patients

Baumbach,

Dreiling,

Arnold

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Erhebung von Schmerzen nach ambulanten Operationen

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Telemedizin: Chancen in der Schmerztherapie

Telemedizin: Chancen in der Schmerztherapie

Pain after outpatient surgical procedures—a survey of 330 000 patients

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