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Literature findings 4 – cost

Literature findings 4 – cost R E Scott et al. Telehealth outcomes operating the equipment; I found it hard to start the Paul et al. developed a questionnaire specific to the equipment when the nurse called me; I think there specialist service they were evaluating – tele-ophthal- have been a lot of technical problems with the mology. They addressed patient satisfaction, including satisfaction with tele-ophthalmology screening, confidence equipment. in the technology used and comprehensiveness of the (3) Education and self-care considerations: exchange information provided. of knowledge and effect on the patient’s role in managing their disease(s); I received enough infor- mation via home telecare to understand my diagnosis; Conclusion I have become more active in my health care since ....................................................................... using home telecare. There seems little doubt that a crucial element of success (4) Video considerations: importance of the video image for telehealth, in terms of satisfaction, is acceptability to and quality; being able to see the nurse via video is its users. If users are not satisfied with a service or are important to me; if the video monitor was out of unwilling to use it, the telehealth application will be order, I would prefer to wait until it was repaired for unsustainable. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare SAGE

Literature findings 4 – cost

Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare , Volume 13 (2_suppl): 8 – Oct 1, 2007
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1357-633X
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10.1258/135763307782213525
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R E Scott et al. Telehealth outcomes operating the equipment; I found it hard to start the Paul et al. developed a questionnaire specific to the equipment when the nurse called me; I think there specialist service they were evaluating – tele-ophthal- have been a lot of technical problems with the mology. They addressed patient satisfaction, including satisfaction with tele-ophthalmology screening, confidence equipment. in the technology used and comprehensiveness of the (3) Education and self-care considerations: exchange information provided. of knowledge and effect on the patient’s role in managing their disease(s); I received enough infor- mation via home telecare to understand my diagnosis; Conclusion I have become more active in my health care since ....................................................................... using home telecare. There seems little doubt that a crucial element of success (4) Video considerations: importance of the video image for telehealth, in terms of satisfaction, is acceptability to and quality; being able to see the nurse via video is its users. If users are not satisfied with a service or are important to me; if the video monitor was out of unwilling to use it, the telehealth application will be order, I would prefer to wait until it was repaired for unsustainable.

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Published: Oct 1, 2007

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