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期刊名:Telemedicine and e-health

缩写:TELEMED E-HEALTH

ISSN:1530-5627

e-ISSN:1556-3669

IF/分区:2.1/Q3

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Kate Bridgman,Shane Erickson,Tim Burke et al. Kate Bridgman et al.
Introduction: Telehealth is widely used by health professionals and students to deliver services in various settings. Health students need to acquire telehealth competencies prior to and during placement for safe delivery...
Madison Sigler,Elly Georgas,Hyrum Brodniak Madison Sigler
Background: Underserved populations experience structural barriers to health care access, including transportation limitations and socioeconomic constraints, which contribute to high no-show rates. Telehealth may mitigate...
Nurfarihah Zulkifli,Juhaida Daud,Ritzzaleena Rosli Mohd Rosli et al. Nurfarihah Zulkifli et al.
Introduction: Telemedicine plays a key role in Malaysia's National Digital Health agenda, but the population's readiness at the national level in public tertiary hospitals remains poorly understood. Identifying gaps in kn...
Malcolm Clarke,Hulya Gokalp,Omer Gedikli Malcolm Clarke
Objective: A prospective study to compare the mean blood pressure and mean weight of subjects with congestive heart failure (CHF) in the month before Ramadan, during the month of Ramadan, and in each of the two months fol...
Wesley Smith,Angela Orsky,Joseph A Ewing et al. Wesley Smith et al.
Background: High-acuity Medicare beneficiaries with annual expenditures exceeding $12,000 disproportionately drive the total cost of care (TCOC) through preventable acute utilization and are natural candidates for value-b...
Alexander Gamus,Gabriel Chodick,Yoram Blachar et al. Alexander Gamus et al.
Background: Telemedicine is conventionally modeled as a dyadic clinician-patient encounter, yet a third party-caregiver, community health worker, nurse, or increasingly an artificial intelligence (AI) conversational agent...
Promise A Emmanuel,Katelyn O Coburn,Gilbert R Parra et al. Promise A Emmanuel et al.
Background: In Nigeria, women face significant barriers to accessing health care, including long distances to health care facilities, lack of autonomy, stigma surrounding health concerns, and the unavailability of primary...