HOME SPIROMETRY: ASSESSMENT OF PATIENT’S COMPLIANCE AND SATISFACTION AND ITS IMPACT ON EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF PULMONARY SYMPTOMS IN POST-LUNG TRANSPLANTATION PATIENTS

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SHOOSHTARIZADEH T.; FADAIZADEH L.; NAJAFIZADEH K.; SHAFAGHI S.; HOSSEINI M.; HEYDARI G.

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Journal: International Journal of Organ Transplantation Medicine Year:2015 | Volume:6 | Issue:3 Page(s): 137-137

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HOME SPIROMETRY: ASSESSMENT OF PATIENT’S COMPLIANCE AND SATISFACTION AND ITS IMPACT ON EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF PULMONARY SYMPTOMS IN POST-LUNG TRANSPLANTATION PATIENTS

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Background: Telemedicine is useful in monitoring patients and in particular those suffering from chronic illnesses such as lung transplant recipients.Objective: To assess the effect of telespirometry in monitoring lung transplant recipients, and if it affects patients’ satisfaction, and compliance.Methods: This prospective cohort study was conducted on 15 lung transplant recipients. The patients provided physicians with data from spirometry as well as their clinical respiratory symptoms via SMS messages. In cases where spirometry results or clinical symptoms required follow-up, the monitoring physician contacted the patient according to guidelines and gave appropriate instructions.Results: Qualitative assessment of satisfaction showed that sense of increased support from medical staff was rated highest (92.9%). Compatibility study between clinical symptoms and FEV1 showed a strong correlation between both clinical symptoms and FEV1 that did not require follow-up.Conclusion: Telespirometry is an efficient method for monitoring lung transplant recipients. It leads to patients’ satisfaction, compliance, adherence to the study and sense of security. Nevertheless, for optimal implementation of this method, thorough training of both medical staff and patients is required.

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SHOOSHTARIZADEH, T., FADAIZADEH, L., NAJAFIZADEH, K., SHAFAGHI, S., HOSSEINI, M., & HEYDARI, G.. (2015). HOME SPIROMETRY: ASSESSMENT OF PATIENT’S COMPLIANCE AND SATISFACTION AND ITS IMPACT ON EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF PULMONARY SYMPTOMS IN POST-LUNG TRANSPLANTATION PATIENTS. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION MEDICINE, 6(3), 137-137. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/327539/en

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SHOOSHTARIZADEH T., FADAIZADEH L., NAJAFIZADEH K., SHAFAGHI S., HOSSEINI M., HEYDARI G.. HOME SPIROMETRY: ASSESSMENT OF PATIENT’S COMPLIANCE AND SATISFACTION AND ITS IMPACT ON EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF PULMONARY SYMPTOMS IN POST-LUNG TRANSPLANTATION PATIENTS. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION MEDICINE[Internet]. 2015;6(3):137-137. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/327539/en

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T. SHOOSHTARIZADEH, L. FADAIZADEH, K. NAJAFIZADEH, S. SHAFAGHI, M. HOSSEINI, and G. HEYDARI, “HOME SPIROMETRY: ASSESSMENT OF PATIENT’S COMPLIANCE AND SATISFACTION AND ITS IMPACT ON EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF PULMONARY SYMPTOMS IN POST-LUNG TRANSPLANTATION PATIENTS,” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION MEDICINE, vol. 6, no. 3, pp. 137–137, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/327539/en

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