Intervention
dehydration, fatigue
DEHYDRATION, ADVERSE EVENT, COMPLICATION, COMPLICATIONS
Participants accessed the Web-based PRISMS using their own electronic devices or a loaned iPad with a data plan from the research team. First, PRISMS included information written in plain language and demonstrative videos that provided education and skills training on ostomy care, the most common complications (e.g., dehydration and skin problems), safe physical activity, and fall prevention for optimized recovery. Second, PRISMS provided patients and caregivers with personalized feedback on care and support based on the symptom and complication severity and dispatched detailed self-care-management instructions based on the continuous monitoring of patient-reported outcomes (PRO) (e.g., fatigue), evaluated by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) published Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (CTCAE) with scores ranging from 0–10, and data from the smart devices (e.g., steps, sleep, weight, and fluid intake) [