Patients are satisfied with digital home monitoring

A survey conducted in collaboration between Bodø Municipality, Sintef and Tellu, shows that a majority of patients experience digital home follow-up and the follow-up they receive from healthcare professionals as safe and easy.

SATISFIED USERS: New user survey launched by SINTEF, in collaboration with Bodø Municipality and Tellu.

The report shows great satisfaction

- "Many people fear that digital follow-up will be perceived as negative and second-rate health care, but the patients who responded to this survey feel safe when using Digital Home Follow-up and are eternally grateful for the 'digital angels' who follow them up," says Synne Try Gumpen, Product Manager for TelluVisit.

According to the report, the service is perceived as useful and simple. Patients are also satisfied with the healthcare follow-up.

- 70% respond that digital home follow-up is perceived as useful or very useful.
- 76% of patients say it is very easy or easy to use the Dialogg app*.
- Patients are also very satisfied and grateful for the follow-up they receive from healthcare professionals at Helsehjelpa in Bodø.

The report is based on a survey conducted in December 2022 to January 2023.

If you want a better basis for decision-making and want to know more about how patients experience the use of digital home follow-up and self-reporting with an app, read the full report in the link below.

*The Dialog app has been developed by Tellu to ensure easy self-reporting of health data, as well as communication with the health service.

Read the previous section on why more municipalities are choosing digital home monitoring, or read more about how to get started with digital home monitoring.