Raghav Tripathi’s research while affiliated with Johns Hopkins University and other places

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Predictors of patient satisfaction with Mohs micrographic surgery at time of surgery and three months post-surgery: a prospective cohort study
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July 2023

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Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology

Katherine G. Thompson

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Divya Manoharan

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Raghav Tripathi

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Jeffrey F. Scott

Background: Despite the importance of patient satisfaction in ensuring high-quality care, studies investigating patient satisfaction in Mohs micrographic surgery (MMS) are limited. Objective: We investigated the factors associated with patient satisfaction in MMS for non-melanoma skin cancer and how patient satisfaction changes in the post-operative period. Methods: In this prospective cohort study including 100 patients, patient satisfaction surveys were administered at the time of surgery and at three months post-surgery. Sociodemographic characteristics, medical history, and surgical parameters were collected by chart review. Univariate linear and logistic regression models were created to examine these relationships. Results: Decreased satisfaction was observed in patients requiring three or more MMS stages both at the time of surgery (p=0.047) and at three months post-surgery (p=0.0244). Patients with morning procedures ending after 1:00 PM had decreased satisfaction at the time of surgery (p=0.019). A decrease in patient satisfaction between the time of surgery and three months post-surgery was observed in patients with surgical sites on the extremities (p=0.036), larger pre-operative lesion sizes (p=0.012), and larger defect sizes (p=0.033). Limitations: Single-institution data, self-selection bias, and recall bias. Conclusion: Patient satisfaction for MMS is impacted by numerous factors and remains dynamic over time.

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... As part of patient-centered care, patient satisfaction with the treatment of BCC is an important quality indicator, and information on influencing factors is crucial for optimal patient counseling [18][19][20]. Even if BCC is the most common skin cancer worldwide, evidence of patient satisfaction with BCC surgery and different reconstruction techniques is limited, and there are only a few prospective studies with this focus [18,[21][22][23][24]. The aim of our prospective cohort study was to examine the treatment satisfaction of patients who underwent BCC surgery in our skin cancer center between 2018 and 2020 at the time of suture removal and three months after surgery and to identify patient-, tumor-, and treatment-related impact factors on global, cosmetic, and functional satisfaction. ...

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Patient Satisfaction With Surgery of Basal Cell Carcinoma: Keep It Safe and Simple
Predictors of patient satisfaction with Mohs micrographic surgery at time of surgery and three months post-surgery: a prospective cohort study
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  • July 2023

Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology