Patient Telemonitoring Survey and Platform Activity After Kidney Transplant

A single-center study analyzes patient experience and adherence in a telemonitoring program for kidney transplant recipients. The dataset includes survey results from 110 patients, platform activity logs with over 5,000 events, and workload metrics for advanced practice nurses. Delphine Bailly authored this research, which covers program enrollment from April 2020 to April 2022.

Use Cases

• Analyze determinants of adherence by correlating patient-reported satisfaction scores (e.g., response time, ease of use) with user classification (TOUCO, STOPCO, JAMCO).
• Model APN workload requirements using the recorded mean of 3 hours per day and the volume of platform events (5,214) and secure messages (>4,000).
• Identify barriers to program use by examining survey-reported factors like technical difficulties (~80%) and loss of login credentials (>50%).
• Assess patient-reported benefits by analyzing survey metrics on improved access to care (81%), increased reassurance (75%), and high satisfaction with response time (89%).

Strengths

• Survey includes 110 patient respondents from a cohort of 207 eligible patients, providing a 53% response rate.
• Platform activity data is substantial, with 5,214 recorded events and over 4,000 secure messages during the study period.
• Clear temporal coverage from April 2020 to April 2022 for program enrollment and data collection.

Limitations

• Small sample size from a single center limits generalizability.
• Data is presented in a DOCX document (20.9 KB), requiring manual extraction for quantitative analysis.
• No direct clinical outcome measures are included; analysis focuses on experience, adherence, and workload.

Provenance

Source

figshare, authored by Delphine Bailly.

Collection Method

Single-center retrospective observational study using patient surveys and platform activity logs.

Time Range

April 2020 to April 2022.

Freshness

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Geography

Single medical center (location unspecified).