Results
One hundred and six patients were screened, of which 83 (78.3%) consented to participate and 65 (78.3%) completed participation by August 31, 2022 (Fig. Patient demographicsPerioperative characteristicsLaparoscopic orMIS/robotic assisted Overall, 88% (57 patients) completed 70% of the time points. Patients in the intervention arm were significantly more likely to complete 70% of time points than the control arm (97% vs 79%, Of all 65 patients completing participation across both study arms, 54 completed the satisfaction tool (83.1%). Forty-three of those responding (80%) reported that telemonitoring was helpful to track their daily activities, and 51 (94%) stated that the timing of surveys was “just right.” The majority of patients (47 patients, 87%) did not feel that the survey questions were difficult to understand. Of note, all patients who consented to participate in this study had access to applicable technology at baseline, with 100% of responding patients reporting that they had access to a smart phone. Patient responses regarding access to technology are shown in Fig. Percentage of responding patients with ability to access technology: a comparison between control and intervention groups