Pain evaluation after day-surgery using a mobile phone application

Few studies assess postoperative outcomes after discharge in the ambulatory setting. The aim of this study was to investigate pain and adverse effects at 24 h 7 days day surgery using an e-health follow-up smartphone-based application named SATELIA®. This retrospective, observational monocentric cohort conducted University Hospital Bordeaux. All eligible patients for SATELIA® between May 2018 June 2019 were screened analysis. Data extracted from two databases. Those with a missing primary outcome excluded main worst score on POD 1, self-reported via secondary incidence POD1, as well POD7. Quantitative data reported by median (IQR) categorical presented absolute numbers (%). A total 2283 analysis, which 592 due outcome; 1691 thus finally included. 1 3.0 (1.0–5.0); 35.5% (n = 601/1691) 29.1% 492/1691) moderate-to-severe POD1 POD7, respectively. retrospective shows that experience surgery. Even if should be further developed evaluated, it also demonstrates interest phone based software follow ensure better personalised management.