September 23, 2015
Study: Patients prefer online postop care to in-person care
Editor's Note
In this pilot study of 50 surgical patients from Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, the majority preferred online postoperative visits to in-person visits.
Online visits were accepted by patients and surgeons, took less time, and effectively identified patients who required further care.
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