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About Upper Digestive Disease

The Mayo Clinic Upper Digestive Disease (UDD) Application is an innovative research platform enabling collection of Patient-Reported Outcomes.
Patients who have undergone treatment for upper digestive disease can use this tool once they acknowledge the following:
· Consent to engage in research
· Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) waiver
· Mayo Clinic terms of use
Once you acknowledge and register, you will be asked to complete a baseline data form. Next, you can initiate a survey, about your symptoms, at any time or follow the built-in timeline which allows you to take a survey every 3 months for the first year of registration, followed by a survey every 6 months for the second year of registration, and then one survey each year as long as you are using the application.
After finishing a survey, you will receive a dashboard with a 12-symptom domain bar graph showing how well you are doing in each domain.
If your overall domain score is in the GREEN zone, you should be reassured that your symptoms are within the expected range according to expert review.
If your overall domain score is in the YELLOW zone, there might be a need to incorporate some behavioral and lifestyle modifications to alleviate some of your symptoms.
If your overall domain score is in the RED zone, there might be a need to schedule an appointment with your healthcare provider to further investigate the symptoms that you are having.
Please note that the UDD App is a research tool, and it is not meant to provide any sort of medical advice. This is not a substitution for your healthcare provider. You can share the results of the tool in a pdf format. You can show the results to your primary healthcare provider to enhance your communication with them about your symptoms. If you are having an emergency, please call an emergency telephone number and seek professional medical help.

What’s new

Version 1.1 · Updated October 4, 2023

Bug fixes

Frequently asked questions

What is the Mayo Clinic Upper Digestive Disease (UDD) Application?
The Mayo Clinic UDD Application is a research platform that collects Patient-Reported Outcomes for patients who have undergone treatment for upper digestive disease.
What do patients need to acknowledge before using the UDD Application?
Patients need to acknowledge their consent to engage in research, their Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) waiver, and the Mayo Clinic terms of use.
What is the process after acknowledging and registering on the UDD Application?
After acknowledging and registering, patients will be asked to complete a baseline data form. They can then initiate a survey about their symptoms at any time or follow the built-in survey timeline.
How often can patients take a survey on the UDD Application?
Patients can take a survey every 3 months for the first year of registration, followed by a survey every 6 months for the second year of registration, and then one survey each year as long as they use the application.
What information will patients receive after finishing a survey on the UDD Application?
After finishing a survey, patients will receive a dashboard with a 12-symptom domain bar graph that shows how well they are doing in each domain.
What does it mean if the overall domain score on the UDD Application is in the GREEN zone?
If the overall domain score is in the GREEN zone, it means that the patient's symptoms are within the expected range according to expert review, and they should be reassured.
What does it mean if the overall domain score on the UDD Application is in the YELLOW zone?
If the overall domain score is in the YELLOW zone, it may indicate a need for some behavioral and lifestyle modifications to alleviate symptoms.
What does it mean if the overall domain score on the UDD Application is in the RED zone?
If the overall domain score is in the RED zone, it may indicate a need to schedule an appointment with a healthcare provider to further investigate the symptoms.
Is the UDD App a substitute for medical advice?
No, the UDD App is not meant to provide any medical advice. It is a research tool and should not be substituted for healthcare provider advice.
How can patients share the results from the UDD App?
Patients can share the results in a PDF format. They can show these results to their primary healthcare provider to enhance communication about their symptoms.
What should patients do in case of an emergency?
In case of an emergency, patients should call an emergency telephone number and seek professional medical help.

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