#OpenReviews study to examine association between #preoperative outcome & process expectations, self-efficacy AND #postoperative overall outcome, pain, function, stiffness, satisfaction & #qualityoflife following #THA #TKA
Influence of patients' preoperative expectations on postoperative outcomes after total knee or hip arthroplasty: a systematic review.
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Discussions frequently mention the connection between preoperative expectations and postoperative results, often emphasizing the role of self-efficacy and satisfaction. The tone suggests a genuine interest in improving patient outcomes, with users highlighting the potential for future research to optimize surgical success.
Most discussions acknowledge the relevance of preoperative expectations influencing patient outcomes, with some expressing agreement with the findings.
The posts demonstrate high interest, discussing key concepts like self-efficacy, pain relief, and satisfaction, showing active engagement with the research topic.
Many comments delve into implications, citing future research directions and highlighting the importance of matching expectations with outcomes, indicating a moderate level of deep engagement.
There is recognition that understanding expectations can significantly influence patient care and recovery, reflecting a moderate perceived impact on clinical practices.
Abstract in brief
- The systematic review examined whether patients' expectations before knee or hip surgery influence their recovery, finding some evidence that positive expectations and confidence (self-efficacy) are linked to better long-term outcomes like pain relief, function, and overall satisfaction.
- Many of the studies analyzed had a high risk of bias, which means the results should be interpreted with caution, but unadjusted data generally suggest a beneficial effect of holding positive expectations before surgery.
- Future research should focus on matching specific preoperative expectations with particular outcomes (like pain or mobility) to better understand how expectations shape postoperative recovery.
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#OpenReviews study to examine association between #preoperative outcome & process expectations, self-efficacy AND #postoperative overall outcome, pain, function, stiffness, satisfaction & #qualityoflife following #THA #TKA