The first complete guide to the rapidly expanding field of telehealth From email to videoconferencing, telehealth puts real-time healthcare solutions at patients’ and clinicians’ fingertips. Every year, the field continues to evolve, enhancing access to healthcare, supporting clinicians, and improving the patient experience. However, since telehealth is in its infancy, no text has offered a comprehensive, definitive survey of this up-and-coming field—until now. Written by past presidents of the American Telemedicine Association, Understanding Telehealth explains how clinical applications leveraging telehealth technology are optimizing healthcare delivery. In addition, this timely resource examines the bedrock principles of telehealth and highlights the safety standards involved in the diagnosis and treatment of patients through digital communications. Logically organized and supported by high-yield clinical vignettes, the book begins with essential background information, including a look at telehealth history, definitions and roles, and rural health. It then provides an overview of clinical services for adults, from telestroke to telepsychiatry. The third section addresses pediatric clinical services, encompassing pediatric emergency and critical care, telecardiology, and more. A groundbreaking resource: •Chapters cover a broad spectrum of technologies, evidence-based guidelines, and application of telehealth across the healthcare continuum •Ideal for medical staff, public healthcare executives, hospitals, clinics, payors, healthcare advocates, and researchers alike •Incisive coverage of the legal and regulatory environment underpinning telehealth practice
The Role of Telehealth in an Evolving Health Care Environment: Workshop Summary discusses the current evidence base for telehealth, including available data and gaps in data; discuss how technological developments, including mobile ...
Authored by IMIA Telehealth working group, this book is a valuable source for graduate students, healthcare workers, researchers and clinicians interested in using telehealth as part of their practice or research.
For more details see: http://www.telehealthresourcecenter.org/toolbox-module/organization-telemedicine-services. 2.12. Understanding. Telehealth. Technology. At the outset of your needs assessment it is important to familiarize yourself ...
In this book, you'll learn about: telemedicine and how it is being implemented to combat lack of access to care in rural areas, the state of mental health in America, leaders and innovators in the telemedicine space.
Musculoskeletal telehealth care requires factoring in many considerations that are not present with inperson care, to ensure quality and effectiveness. • Tele- providers should be prepared with the necessary training, understanding of ...
In K. S. Rheuban and E. A. Krupinski , Understanding Telehealth . New York : McGraw - Hill . Retrieved July 11 , 2021 , from https://accessmedicine.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=2217&se ctionid = 187794434 Office of Health Policy ...
The role of telehealth in international humanitarian outreach in understanding telehealth. In: Rheuban KS, Krupinski EA, editors. Chap. 20. McGraw Hill Education; 2017. p. 251–266. 62. Helping Babies Breathe/Helping Babies Survive.
... delivered across distances by all health-related disciplines. (p. 42) As demonstrated above, telehealth can be defined by multiple groups in multiple ways. Key to understanding telehealth and its related terminology is understanding ...
Understanding. Telehealth. Services. The definition of a telehealth service as a user of ICTs, the use of the prefix ... In their book on the history of telemedicine in North America, Bashshur and Shannon (2009) refer to telemedicine as ...
Topics include technology and data system considerations, a framework for understanding telehealth technologies, the application of health informatic principles, and future state technology needs. Finally, we pose some concluding ...