一种用于拔牙患者术后护理的创新应用程序(exodon):原型开发和测试研究。

Meenakshi Krishna, Deborah Sybil, Priyanshu Kumar Shrivastava, Shubhangi Premchandani, Himanshu Kumar, Pintu Kumar
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背景:术后时期是任何外科手术后开始愈合和预防并发症的关键时期。由于诸如依从性差、理解和保留指示等因素以及其他未解释的因素,术后护理的目标并不总是能够实现。因此,开发了一款基于android的移动健康应用程序(exodon),以确保患者在拔牙后顺利度过术后时期。exodon应用程序在规定的时间间隔内提供术后指示和药物摄入提醒,从而培养患者在服用处方剂量时的自力更生。目的:本研究的目的是设计、开发和验证exodon,这是一款创新的应用程序,用于提高拔牙后对术后指导的依从性。方法:由口腔颌面外科医生和普通牙医组成的团队制定术后治疗方案,并与团队中的软件工程师、平面设计师和应用架构师一起确定应用程序的临床和技术要求。开发exodon是为了及时提醒用药和术后护理。该应用程序使用移动应用程序评分量表的用户版本进行了现场测试和验证。结果:exodon软件设计分为3层架构,包括用户界面应用、逻辑层和数据库层。软件架构包括基于android的exodon患者应用程序和管理面板的web版本。exodon应用程序的测试和验证显示,感知影响在所有评级组件中获得最高的平均得分(平均4.6,SD 0.5),而参与度获得最低的平均得分(平均3.5,SD 0.8)。结论:应用的测试和验证支持其可用性和功能,以及它对用户的影响。exodon应用程序的设计考虑到患者的福利,以一种用户友好的方式帮助患者坚持处方药物治疗方案,并确保轻松有效地传播术后指示。它可以在培养患者的依从性和显著降低拔牙后的并发症发生率方面发挥重要作用。
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An Innovative App (ExoDont) for Postoperative Care of Patients After Tooth Extraction: Prototype Development and Testing Study.

An Innovative App (ExoDont) for Postoperative Care of Patients After Tooth Extraction: Prototype Development and Testing Study.

An Innovative App (ExoDont) for Postoperative Care of Patients After Tooth Extraction: Prototype Development and Testing Study.

An Innovative App (ExoDont) for Postoperative Care of Patients After Tooth Extraction: Prototype Development and Testing Study.

Background: The postoperative period is crucial for the initiation of healing and prevention of complications after any surgical procedure. Due to factors such as poor compliance, comprehension, and retention of instructions, and other unaccounted factors, the objectives of postoperative care are not always achieved. Therefore, an Android-based mobile health app (ExoDont) was developed to ensure a smooth postoperative period for patients after a dental extraction. The ExoDont app delivers reminders for postoperative instructions and drug intake at defined intervals, thus fostering self-reliance among patients in taking their prescribed dose of medication.

Objective: The aim of this study is to design, develop, and validate ExoDont, an innovative app for improved adherence to postoperative instructions after tooth extraction.

Methods: A postoperative treatment protocol was developed by a team of oral and maxillofacial surgeons and general dentists, following which the clinical and technological requirements of the app were determined along with the software engineers, graphic designers, and applications architect in the team. ExoDont was developed to provide timely reminders for medication and postoperative care. The app was field tested and validated using the User Version of the Mobile Application Rating Scale.

Results: The ExoDont software design was divided into a 3-level architecture comprising a user interface application, logical layer, and database layer. The software architecture consists of an Android-based ExoDont app for patients and a web version of the admin panel. The testing and validation of the ExoDont app revealed that Perceived Impact received the highest mean score of all rated components (mean 4.6, SD 0.5), while Engagement received the lowest mean score (mean 3.5, SD 0.8).

Conclusions: The testing and validation of the app support its usability and functionality, as well as its impact on users. The ExoDont app has been designed, keeping the welfare of patients in view, in a user-friendly manner that will help patients adhere to the prescribed drug regimen and ensure easy and efficient dissemination of postoperative instructions. It could play an instrumental role in fostering compliance among patients and significantly decrease the complication rate following dental extractions.

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