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Linking Patient-Reported and Clinician-Assessed Wound Status via Chatbot-Based Digital Surveillance for Wound Infection: Retrospective Observational Study
Digital wound monitoring has become increasingly feasible with the widespread use of smartphones and mobile messaging platforms. Although most previous studies have focused on chronic wounds and demonstrated the clinical benefits of remote monitoring, little is known about how patients with acute wounds perceive and report wound-related changes after discharge; these factors may affect the accuracy and reliability of patient-facing digital health systems.
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Chatbot-based digital wound monitoring shows strong potential to bridge gaps between patient-reported symptoms and clinician assessments, enabling earlier detection of infections through continuous remote surveillance.
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