Telehealth and Biological Rhythm: Deficits and Benefits for Orthopedic Postoperative Consultations
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3. Amirian I (2014). The impact of sleep deprivation on surgeons’ performance during night shifts. Dan Med J, 61(9):B4912.
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6. Aun F, McIntosh TK, Lee A, Egdahl RH (1984). The effects of surgery on the circadian rhythms of cortisol. Int Surg, 69(2):101–5.
7. Farr L, Todero C, Boen L (2001). Reducing disruption of circadian temperature rhythm following surgery. Biol Res Nurs, 2(4):257–66.
8. Ballester JMS, Scott MF, Owei L, et al (2018). Patient preference for time-saving telehealth postoperative visits after routine surgery in an urban setting. Surgery, 163(4):672–9.
9. Rauer T, Scherer J, Stäubli P, et al (2022). Satisfaction With Telemedicine in Patients With Orthopedic Trauma During the COVID-19 Lockdown: Interview Study. JMIR Form Res, 6(9):e35718.
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Anastasio AT, Shariat A, Bethell M, Hassanzadeh G. Telehealth and Biological Rhythm: Deficits and Benefits for Orthopedic Postoperative Consultations. Iran J Public Health. 2024;53(1):248-250.
