Encourages patient self-care through the continuous provision of information about what needs to be done and registered before and after the patient undergoes surgery.

Gives the patient better control and more opportunities to take personal responsibility for their health, which in turn enables a scheduled surgical procedure to be performed.

Enhances quality of life through digital care contacts, which result in less of an impact on work, private and social life.

Facilitates advance surgical preparation through targeted planning and follow-up information, which increases patient participation and control over preparations required before their surgery.

Leads to greater opportunities for healthcare to ensure its implementation.

Frees up healthcare resources by providing staff with clinical decision support that enables them to prioritise patients where there is a need and to ensure that all patients follow planning work in accordance with the set plan.