Telehealth and Home Monitoring Equipment
This is a paper that outlines the features of telehealth products and how effective they are for the consultants and users. It has 15 sources.
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TelehealthTelehealth has provided an innovative solution that helps healthcare professionals and patients overcome obstacles of time and space. From lowering costs to opening doors for more immediate care, telehealth is changing the way healthcare is received. Moreover this trend is only expected to continue and rise as more healthcare facilities around the world implement telehealth approaches. The reason for this trend is simple, and this paper will show what that reason is: healthcare professionals and patients benefit from Telehealth because it improves the quality of care and its delivery.The first reason telehealth helps in healthcare is that it can lower follow-up costs for many individuals who struggle to pay for in-office visits. For instance, telehealth provides patients with fast and sufficient service via telephone: an automated telephone follow-up system that calls, identifies, and interviews clients is an alternative method for monitoring patients that may be both reliable and cost-effective (Alemi,…...
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American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA). (2017). Telemedicine Toolkit. Retrieved from https://healthsectorcouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/AHIMA-Telemedicine-Toolkit.pdf
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educing Nursing Turnover by Implementing Innovative E-Health: A New Strategy for Incentivizing Nurses and Improving Organizational Culture
Problem Identification:
Nursing turnover rates are a serious issue for hospitals: they are costly and result in lost time and energy in continuously training new staff (Twibell, 2012). Identifying the main reasons for nursing turnover and addressing them can lead to better nurse retention (Trivellas, Gerogiannis, Svarna, 2013).
The problem of nurse retention has been identified by academic scholars in journals like the Journal of Nursing Administration, which has estimated the cost of replacing a single nurse to be approximately $82,000 (Twibell, 2012). As Twibell (2012) reports, job satisfaction is the main reason new nurses leave and the poor sense of job satisfaction is related to too heavy workloads and the lack of their ability to guarantee patient safety. While Twibell goes on to suggest that these issues can be addressed by implementing pre-screening strategies when…...
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Barret, D., Wallis, A. (2013). Nurses' attitudes towards telehealth: the Royal College of Nursing eHealth survey. International Journal of Integrated Care, 13: 1-2.
Bhattacharya, I., Ramachandran, A. (2015). A path analysis study of retention of healthcare professionals in urban India using health information technology. Human Resources for Health, 13: 65-78.
Darkins, A. (2012). Patient safety considerations in developing large telehealth networks. Clinical Risk, 18(3): 90-94.
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Telehealth / Telemedicine
The concept of telehealth holds that there are a range of medical services that can be delivered remotely. Some early telehealth might have been conducted over the phone, perhaps a patient calling to get an opinion of whether he/she needed to travel to the nearest medical facility or not. For people living in remote areas, this was important. Countries like Australia and Canada, almost by necessity, helped pioneer telehealth and the United States has similarly utilized the technique.
The concept of telehealth is like an umbrella, with many different things encompassed within its definition. These include online support groups, online health information, communication with health care providers, remote monitoring, and video or online doctor visits (Mayo Clinic, 2016).
Modern telecommunications have only accelerated the use of telehealth, but they have also broadened the scope of what can be accomplished using telehealth technology. For example, the use of cameras is now…...
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DelliFraine, J. & Dansky, K. (2007). Home-based telehealth: A review and meta-analysis. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare. Vol. 14 (2008) 62-66.
Finkelstein, S., Speedie, S. & Pothoff, S. (2006). Home telehealth improves clinical outcomes at lower cost for home healthcare. Telemedicine and e-Health. Vol. 12 (2) 128-136.
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Mayo Clinic (20126). Telehealth: When technology meets health care. Mayo Clinic. Retrieved October 13, 2016 from http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/consumer-health/in-depth/telehealth/art-20044878
Telehealth ecommendation
E-medicine and Telehealth are ways of sharing medical information pertaining to patients through the use of electronic/digital communication portals. Various technologies enable health care providers to use these means -- from smart phones to email to virtual connections, Telehealth is bringing the 21st century to paient-provider relationships and helping more adequately and efficiently to facilitate the provider in meeting the individual needs of the patient (MayoClinic, 2015).
One way to meet these needs is through providing home care services that allow providers to support an alternative (more traditional) approach to health care via home visit services. Telehealth makes this possible as medical information can be accessed by the practitioner on the go and records virtually taken with one wherever one goes so that the patient does not have to be troubled to visit the clinic.
For this reason alone, investing in Telehealth can be worth it. The statistical research indicates that…...
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Introduction
Telehealth innovations facilitate the capability of providing healthcare through telecommunications technology. These are implements that can be employed to address as well as enhance the health status of children in schools. In the contemporary, rural areas within the United States are expanses that are still lacking proper and adequate healthcare. To address and transform this, school-based telehealth care has been unveiled and instituted as means of rendering care to children. In particular, school-based health clinics make the most of telemedicine technology to provide children with the accessibility to primary healthcare services (Kim, 2013). The purpose of this essay is to delineate the manner in which rural school-centered telehealth clinics can be employed in the nursing field to deliver suitable healthcare to children.
Précis
The topic argued, discussed and deliberated in the essay encompasses the establishment and efficacy of rural school-based telehealth clinics. The statement of focus in the article by Reynolds and…...
mlaReferences Kim, J. (2013). 12 Telemedicine Innovations That Will Shape Healthcare\\'s Future. CIO. Retrieved from: Gifford, V., Niles, B., Rivkin, I., Koverola, C., & Polaha, J. (2012). Continuing education training focused on the development of behavioral telehealth competencies in behavioral healthcare providers. Rural Remote Health, 12(2108), 1-15 Reynolds, C. A., & Maughan, E. D. (2015). Telehealth in the school setting: An integrative review. The Journal of School Nursing, 31(1), 44-53. Practice Hours Completion Statement DNP-805 I, , verify that I have completed clock hours in association with the goals and objectives for this assignment. I have also tracked said practice hours in the Typhon Student Tracking System for verification purposes and will be sure that all approvals are in place from my faculty and practice mentor. Appendix Mind Map The following is a mind map that delineates and illustrates the manner in which the identified telehealth technology, rural school-based telehealth clinics, can be used in nursing.
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telehealth in nursing and the ability to provide quality care has received much attention of late and there are several studies that examine the role of telehealth in supporting patients and helping nurses provide quality care.
The study by Geennhalgh, herton, Sugarhood, Hinder, Procter et al. (2013) conducts a qualitative phenomenological study on how telehealth and telecare help elderly persons with their assisted living needs. The study finds that these tools are helpful to varying degrees depending on the patients' needs and the nurses' role in providing care.
Gorst, Coates and Armitage (2016) conduct a qualitative study on how patients' beliefs and personal feelings regarding telehealth impact their quality of care. The study employed interviews with 8 patients to find out how patients feel about this type of care: most liked it but most also valued face-to-face time with care givers.
Brewster et al. (2014) use both qualitative and quantitative data (a…...
mlaWilson, R. (2016). Can telehealth help to deliver sustainable and equitable paediatric
services in Northern Scotland? Rural and Remote Health, 16: 4118.
Abstract: Northern Scotland needs more equitable and sustainable paediatric unscheduled care. Rural hospital emergency departments are primarily staffed by GPs or junior doctors outside normal working hours. Achieving equitable access to paediatric specialist advice is challenging. The Paediatric Unscheduled Care (Puc) Pilot Service was driven primarily by the Scottish Centre for Telehealth and Telecare. The Centre for Rural Health undertook an evaluation of the activity during the first six months. We evaluated the experience of consultations, rates of patient transfers to specialist centres, consultant views, satisfaction with videoconferencing technology and quality of care. The Puc Telehealth Service pilot attempted to provide a single point of consultant led paediatric contact for Rural General or Community hospitals across northern Scotland, by providing non-specialist physicians and families with fast and appropriate access to specialist assessment and support via video conferencing. This pilot aimed to use telehealth as a contribution to integrated care and embed Puc into existing working practice within the rural hospitals. We assessed the progress of the pilot against its objectives, using mixed methods during the evaluation including both quantitative and qualitative data collection, an economic analysis and literature review. Although the Puc model was popular with families and junior physicians, it proved expensive and concerns emerged about where clinical responsibility lay. Recommendations for sustaining equitable paediatric unscheduled care will be made.
Executive summary
The American federal government has declared its decision to promote and incorporate telehealth services into healthcare coverage for its citizens. Obamacare adopted this practice only federally, via Medicare, and that too in specific situations. The authority of deciding telehealth services to be provided under Medicaid chiefly continue to be under state government jurisdiction. Major barriers challenge telehealth acceptance and adoption, with the overall country and individual states unable to fully appreciate telehealth’s cost-effectiveness. The proposed Telehealth Parity Act (TPA) will revolutionize Medicare telehealth reimbursement, besides expanding Medicare recipients’ coverage. States will perhaps slowly do away with their respective parity-related regulatory restrictions which constrain professionals and organizations, shifting their emphasis to telehealth integration into routine healthcare coverage.
Introduction
Telehealth tools will aid practitioners in providing superior-quality, economical healthcare, which is crucial to the growing value-based imbursement trend. All things considered, telehealth boasts significant advantages if the healthcare system expends more efforts that…...
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Telehealth Technology
Chronic obstructive pulmonary (COP) is one of the serious diseases in the United States that places a great burden on patients as well as healthcare systems based on its associated high rate of hospitalization, outpatients visit and readmissions. (Sarah et al. 2016). Over the years, the COP has become a major public health issue globally with more than 65 million cases. (Sarah et al. 2016). In 2010, the United States recorded a direct cost of $32.1 billion based on the prevalence of the COP disease. In the UK, 1.6% of the population is suffering from the COP contributing to the burden of over £800 million per annum with the direct medical costs of approximately £625 million annually. (Sarah et al. 2016). Despite its associated direct costs burden, the prevalence of the COP is likely to increase because of a rise in aging population.(Sarah et al. 2016).
The telehealth has…...
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Greenhalgh, T., Wherton, J., Sugarhood, P., Hinder, S., et al. (2013). What matters to older people with assisted living needs? A phenomenological analysis of the use and non-use of telehealth and telecare. Social Science & Medicine, 93: 86-94.
Gorst, S. L., Armitage, C. J., Brownsell, S., & Hawley, M. S. (2014). Home telehealth uptake and continued use among heart failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients: a systematic review. Annals of Behavioral Medicine. 48(3):323-36. doi: 10.1007/s12160-014-9607-x.
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The Impact of Telehealth
With the advent of telehealth, the landscape of healthcare delivery has undergone a transformative shift. Defined as the use of digital information and communication technologies, such as computers and mobile devices, for accessing health care services remotely and managing one's health care (American Telemedicine Association, 2012), telehealth has shown a significant impact on both patients and healthcare systems worldwide. These technological advancements have paved the way for improved access to care, cost savings, and enhanced patient engagement, shaping the trajectory of modern healthcare services in numerous ways.
One of the most consequential impacts of telehealth is the democratization of access to healthcare services. Traditionally, individuals living in rural or remote areas have had limited access to healthcare due to geographic barriers and a shortage of practitioners (Smith, 2017). Telehealth mitigates these barriers by enabling remote consultations and monitoring, thus broadening the reach of healthcare services to these underserved…...
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Telenursing: Is it for Me?
Fifty years ago, the kind of technology depicted in science-fiction films may have seemed like an unattainable fantasy. Today, it is a reality. Advancements in technology in every sector of life have made it so that human beings now have more communicative power than ever before: information can be conveyed digitally and electronically faster than the blink of an eye. This technology is now being instituted in the health care industry in the form of telehealth. Telehealth is a form of medicine that utilizes telecommunications technologies and electronic storage to make long-distance clinical care a real and effective practice in today's world (Hebda, 2013). This paper will provide an assessment of one area of telehealth, which is telenursing and include a discussion of the advantages and disadvantages for the patient as well as legal and ethical principles for the nurse using telenursing.
One of the biggest concerns…...
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Health Problem SolutionPart 1To address the challenges faced by individuals with quadriplegia and co-morbidities who are medically fragile, the following intervention can be implemented:Leadership1. Establish a multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals, including physicians, nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, social workers, and rehabilitation specialists, to provide coordinated and comprehensive care to these patients (Stoop et al., 2019).2. Encourage team members to collaborate and communicate effectively, and provide leadership training to promote effective decision-making and conflict resolution.Collaboration1. Involve the patients and their families in the care planning process, and provide education about their condition and self-management strategies.2. Collaborate with community resources, such as home care agencies, to ensure that the patients have access to necessary resources and support.Communication1. Implement electronic medical record systems to improve communication and coordination among the care team and other stakeholders, such as primary care physicians and specialists (Kneck et al., 2019).2. Provide education to the patients and…...
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The Issue of Medication NonadherenceIntroductionThe article by Gliadkovskaya (2023) highlights the limitations of the current healthcare system in effectively tracking medication adherence, a shortcoming that the CEO of Assure Health, Jeffrey Nadel, describes as "flying blind" when it comes to making sure patients are doing what they are supposed to be doing (Gliadkovskaya, 2023). However, the emergence of Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM), which is a mechanism that uses medical devices to monitor patient responses to treatment through non-physiological data, suggests that a possible solution is at handRTM provides actionable insights that can enhance diagnostic accuracy and targeted interventions, thereby improving patient outcomes and reducing costs (Axelrad et al., 2022). Yet, in spite of a potential embrace of this new technology by the healthcare industry, the shift towards home-based care also brings its challenges, such as the risk of medication nonadherence. Thus, this subject is of considerable importance. In Gliadkovskayas article…...
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Mosnaim, G. S., Greiwe, J., Jariwala, S. P., Pleasants, R., & Merchant, R. (2022). Digital inhalers and remote patient monitoring for asthma. The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology: In Practice, 10(10), 2525-2533. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jaip.2022.06.026
Evidence-Based Proposal on Remote Patient MonitoringIntroduction to Remote Patient MonitoringThe ever-growing field of medical technology provides new opportunities for patient care, including remote patient monitoring (RPM). RPM is the use of technology to collect and transmit patient data from a distance, allowing for real-time sharing of information between patients and providers. While RPM offers many potential benefits, such as increased access to care and improved health outcomes, it also raises important ethical concerns. These challenges must be carefully considered in order to ensure that RPM is used ethically and in the best interests of patients.There are several potential benefits of RPM. First, it can allow patients to overcome time and space barriers by making it possible for them to receive care from a larger pool of providers, including specialists who may not be available locally. Second, it can improve health outcomes by providing timely information that can enable early intervention.…...
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El-Sherif, D. M., Abouzid, M., Elzarif, M. T., Ahmed, A. A., Albakri, A., & Alshehri, M.M. (2022, February). Telehealth and Artificial Intelligence insights into healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic. In Healthcare (Vol. 10, No. 2, p. 385). MDPI.
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Community Health Change Proposal Summary eport: Catron County, New MexicoExecutive SummaryToday, the United States is experiencing an unprecedented increase in the percentage of its elderly population, driven largely by the aging of the baby boomer generation (Grinin et al., 2021). In this regard, Ahmed (2023) emphasizes that, More than 55 million people across the USA are aged 65 or older. With an increasing number of baby boomers reaching retirement age and older generations living longer, the US is graying drastically (para. 3). This profound demographic shift has significant implications for health care practitioners in general and nursing professionals in particular, prompting the need for innovative approaches to address the unique healthcare needs and challenges of older adults. To this end, a regional healthcare program in Catron County, New Mexico, which has one of the highest percentages of elderly in the country today at 43.3%, could focus on enhancing primary care…...
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1. The impact of deinstitutionalization on mental health care access and quality
2. Examining the role of community-based treatment in reducing stigma around mental illness
3. The challenges of transitioning patients from institutional care to community-based services
4. The financial implications of deinstitutionalization on mental health care systems
5. Exploring the ethical considerations of deinstitutionalization and patient autonomy
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