Sutantio, Jennie D Pusponegoro, Hardiono D Sekartini, Rini
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Telemedicine journal and e-health : the official journal of the American Telemedicine Association
Background: Delayed diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) remains a persistent pediatric health problem, due to limited access to competent diagnosticians and tertiary health care. A telemedicine method using a store-and-forward approach presents an opportunity to facilitate early identification and referral for intervention. This study aimed...
Mordaunt, Dylan A
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Wong, Jordan A Dang, Linh Thuy Phan, Ngoc Tran Le, Thuy Kim Vu, Nguyen Cong Vu, Thiem Dinh James, Spencer Katona, Peter Katona, Lindsay Rosen, Joseph
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Purpose: Viet Nam currently relies on a manual paper-based system to track and monitor 28 major infectious diseases. This inefficient system takes 2 or more months to complete. Method: We designed and pilot tested the use of text messaging to report certain infectious disease symptoms in rural areas of northern Viet Nam. The project was divided int...
Chowdhary, Tarika Sejal Thompson, Jesse Gayam, Swapna
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Background: Social media use is prevalent in our society and has become widely used in the health care community. Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) patients constitute one of the patient populations that benefit from social media use to obtain information on their diseases. West Virginia (WV) is a rural Appalachian state with barriers to internet ac...
Zhu, Xi Merchant, Kimberly A S Mohr, Nicholas M Wittrock, Amy J Bell, Amanda L Ward, Marcia M
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Background: The low volume and the intermittent nature of serious emergencies presenting to rural emergency departments (EDs) make it difficult to plan and deliver pertinent professional training. Telemedicine provides multiple avenues for training rural ED clinicians. This study examines how telemedicine contributes to professional training in rur...
Becker, Christian D Forman, Leanne Gollapudi, Lakshmi Nevins, Brooke Scurlock, Corey
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Background/Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic poses enormous resource challenges to hospitals. Telemedicine is increasingly recognized as an attractive tool to alleviate resource strains. Herein we describe the rapid implementation and sequential process improvement (PI) of a centralized telehospitalist service to coordinate and optimize managemen...
Moore, Miranda A Munroe, Dominique D
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Telehealth is still an evolving tool with many practitioners noting that barriers such as reimbursement and liability issues exist, preventing its regular use. This commentary addresses the many legislative changes that have taken place during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. First, we provide a brief overview of changes and describe the impact...
Bottino, Clement J
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The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in unprecedented stress for families and children. Curve-flattening measures have disrupted the relational networks of millions. Stress in the absence of protective relationships can quickly become toxic, harming mental and physical health. If toxic stress is characterized by an absence of protective relationsh...
Haxhihamza, Kadri Arsova, Slavica Bajraktarov, Stojan Kalpak, Gjorgji Stefanovski, Branislav Novotni, Antoni Milutinovic, Milos
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Background: There is increasing interest in the use of telemedicine as a means of health care delivery especially in circumstances of pandemics. This is partly because technological advances have made the equipment less expensive and simpler to use and partly because increasing health care costs and patient expectations have increased the need to f...
Samples, Laura S Martinez, Joseph Beru, Yodit N Rochester, Meghan R Geyer, John R
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Background: Clinical Video Telemedicine to Home (CVTH) allows primary care clinicians to conduct clinical encounters with patients in remote locations through a secure synchronous video connection, offering improved access to care and increased patient satisfaction. Introduction: Although implementation of CVTH continues to grow, little is known ab...
