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A Randomized Controlled Trial of Perioperative Education Via E-health Technology to Ensure High Quality Equitable Care: One-4-ALL Initiative

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Article · Feb 2025 · 1 min read

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In brief

This randomized controlled trial evaluates web-based perioperative education for families of children undergoing gastrostomy tube placement, addressing variability in information delivery that contributes to care inequities. The study tests whether standardized e-health educational interventions can improve care quality and equity without compromising patient safety.

  • Current perioperative education delivery is inconsistent, leading to inequitable care across patient populations.
  • Web-based education platforms can standardize information delivery for families undergoing GT surgery.
  • E-health technology implementation for perioperative education appears feasible and safe in surgical settings.
  • Standardized digital education may reduce variability in family preparedness before pediatric procedures.

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Our current system of perioperative education offers variable amounts of information to families, contributing to inequitable care. We hypothesized implementing web-based perioperative education for gastrostomy tube (GT) surgery would be feasible without causing patient harm.

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