Tag: telemedicine

A retrospective cohort study of 189,377 telemedicine visits in Japan found that prior institutional contact was associated with a lower ...

A qualitative study in central India demonstrates that implementing medical teleabortion in rural areas requires structured practitioner-to-practitioner consultation models to ...

A systematic review of 172 studies found that evidence on digital health technologies and primary care management outcomes remains fragmented.

The implementation of a hybrid virtual pre-anesthesia clinic workflow was associated with a significant reduction in avoidable, system-attributable same-day surgical ...

A pragmatic mixed-methods evaluation in rural Bavarian primary care reveals that a digital health application enhanced patient motivation and health ...

A comprehensive review outlines how digital technologies could improve mycetoma diagnosis and care while addressing infrastructure and ethical barriers in ...

A scientific review published in BMC Artificial Intelligence evaluates how artificial intelligence, robotics, and natural language processing advance telemedicine and ...

A secondary trial analysis shows therapist alliance, motivation, and distress significantly relate to internet use disorder outcomes across two years.

A mixed-methods study of a Pakistani peer-to-peer tele-ICU service found high physician satisfaction alongside administrative and resource barriers to implementation.

A Brazilian multicenter study found that over one-third of rheumatoid arthritis patients meeting clinical treat-to-target goals by SDAI were classified ...