Wearable Devices Are Well Accepted by Patients in the Study and Management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease: A Survey Study
Wearable Devices Are Well Accepted by Patients in the Study and Management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease: A Survey Study
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DOI：
10.1007/s10620-020-06493-y
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发表时间：
2020-07-23
影响因子：
3.1
通讯作者：
Sands, Bruce E.
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作者：
Hirten, Robert P.;Stanley, Stephanie;Sands, Bruce E.
背景 可穿戴设备旨在捕获与健康相关的生理数据。他们或许能够改善炎症性肠病的管理并满足不断变化的研究需求。关于患者对其在炎症性肠病研究和治疗中的使用的看法知之甚少。目的 这项调查研究的目的是了解患者对可穿戴技术的偏好和兴趣。方法 在西奈山医院的 Susan 和 Leonard Feinstein 炎症性肠病中心对连续自我报告患有炎症性肠病的成年患者进行了接洽，以完成一项包含 28 个问题的调查。使用描述性统计分析回复。皮尔逊卡方检验和费舍尔精确检验用于确定人口统计和疾病相关特征与调查响应之间的关联。结果 四百名受试者完成了调查。 42.7% 的受试者表示之前或当前使用过可穿戴设备。 89.0% 的受试者认为可穿戴设备可以提供有关其健康的重要信息，而 93.8% 的受试者表示，如果可穿戴设备可以帮助医生管理 IBD，他们会使用它。受试者将腕戴式设备视为首选设备类型，并且愿意至少每天佩戴这些设备。结论 炎症性肠病患者认为可穿戴设备可以提供有关其健康的重要信息，并表示愿意在研究中经常佩戴它们，并将其作为炎症性肠病常规管理的一部分。
Background Wearable devices are designed to capture health-related and physiological data. They may be able to improve inflammatory bowel disease management and address evolving research needs. Little is known about patient perceptions for their use in the study and management of inflammatory bowel disease. Aims The aim of this survey study is to understand patient preferences and interest in wearable technology. Methods Consecutive adult patients who self-reported having inflammatory bowel disease were approached at the Susan and Leonard Feinstein Inflammatory Bowel Disease Center at the Mount Sinai Hospital to complete a 28-question survey. Reponses were analyzed with descriptive statistics. The Pearson Chi-square test and Fischer's exact test were used to determine the association between demographic and disease-related features and survey responses. Results Four hundred subjects completed the survey. 42.7% of subjects reported prior or current use of wearable devices. 89.0% of subjects believed that wearable devices can provide important information about their health, while 93.8% reported that they would use a wearable device if it could help their doctor manage their IBD. Subjects identified wrist-worn devices as the preferred device type and a willingness to wear these devices at least daily. Conclusions Patients with inflammatory bowel disease believe that wearable devices can provide important information about their health and report a willingness to wear them frequently in research studies and as part the routine management of inflammatory bowel disease.