Preoperative Use of a Mobile Application Within the Multidisciplinary Team Approach – A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial - Scorecard - MDSpire

Preoperative Use of a Mobile Application Within the Multidisciplinary Team Approach – A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial

  • By

  • Celine Kadesch

  • Christel Weiss

  • Michael Hetjens

  • Niki Taebi

  • Sebastian Schölch

  • Christoph Reissfelder

  • Susanne Blank

  • Mirko Otto

  • Cui Yang

  • June 15, 2026

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Clinical Scorecard: Utilization of a Mobile App in a Multidisciplinary Team Setting Before Surgery: Results from a Randomized Controlled Trial

At a Glance

CategoryDetail
Condition
Key MechanismsMultidisciplinary team approach with mobile health support (ensure sourced).
Target Population
Care Setting

Key Highlights

    Guideline-Based Recommendations

    Diagnosis

      Management

        Monitoring & Follow-up

          Risks

            Patient & Prescribing Data

            Patients with obesity II or III and associated medical conditions.

            Completion of multidisciplinary team assessments is critical before surgery.

            Clinical Best Practices

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              Original Source(s)

              Preoperative Use of a Mobile Application Within the Multidisciplinary Team Approach – A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial

              • by Celine Kadesch, Christel Weiss, Michael Hetjens, Niki Taebi, Sebastian Schölch, Christoph Reissfelder, Susanne Blank, Mirko Otto, Cui Yang

              • June 15, 2026

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