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Mashup Score: 1Video Telehealth Quality Largely on Par with In-Person Care - 1 year(s) ago
A literature review on telehealth modalities reveals that live video telehealth and in-person care quality were similar across health outcomes and utilization.
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Mashup Score: 0Virtual Care Technologies to Support Aging in Place - 1 year(s) ago
Older adults increasingly want to age in their homes, and virtual care technologies, like telehealth and wearables, are crucial to enabling this.
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Virtual Care Technologies to Support Aging in Place https://t.co/Ze8HyimvPt https://t.co/geIyA1L90B
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Mashup Score: 2
New research shows that patients are less likely to complete tests and referrals ordered during telehealth visits than those placed during in-person visits.
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#Telehealth Patients Less Likely to Complete Ordered Tests, Referrals https://t.co/IXj4YmyFnW #Healthcare #HealthTech
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Mashup Score: 0
The National Cancer Institute is studying whether VR tools could help cancer patients better manage their anxiety before and after imaging scans.
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The National Cancer Institute is studying whether VR tools could help cancer patients better manage their anxiety before and after imaging scans. https://t.co/Y0nK4jKdKv https://t.co/7s6KSSgeJ6
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The VA is strategically investing in healthcare VR technology to boost mental and physical healthcare among veterans and enhance staff experience.
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‘Getting Heads in Headsets’: Exploring #VirtualReality Use in the #VA - The @DeptVetAffairs is strategically investing in #healthcare VR technology to boost #mentalhealth and physical healthcare among veterans and enhance staff experience. https://t.co/W3m5XSZqcg
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Mashup Score: 1
The reintroduced TREATS Act would permanently allow clinicians to prescribe buprenorphine for OUD treatment through telehealth without a prior in-person exam.
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“Telehealth access to buprenorphine has transformed opioid use disorder treatment, as patients haven’t had to take off work, find transportation or child care, or face the stigma that often accompanies in-person treatment.” — Our Brandee Izquierdo https://t.co/xplpMSAYTu https://t.co/Cyb5LvO28z
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Mashup Score: 1
The reintroduced TREATS Act would permanently allow clinicians to prescribe buprenorphine for OUD treatment through telehealth without a prior in-person exam.
Source: mhealthintelligence.comCategories: General Medicine News, General HCPsTweet-
“Telehealth access to buprenorphine has transformed opioid use disorder treatment, as patients haven’t had to take off work, find transportation or child care, or face the stigma that often accompanies in-person treatment.” — Our Brandee Izquierdo https://t.co/xplpMSAYTu https://t.co/Cyb5LvO28z
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Mashup Score: 0Understanding the Role of Chatbots in Virtual Care Delivery - 2 year(s) ago
Chatbots are a significant virtual care resource, with use cases ranging from triage to mental healthcare, but there are risks related to their growing use.
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Understanding the Role of Chatbots in Virtual Care Delivery - Chatbots are a significant virtual care resource, with use cases ranging from triage to mental healthcare, but there are risks related to their growing use. https://t.co/dV8Ix8Nfr2 https://t.co/PZUbNFXyal
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Mashup Score: 0Telehealth Use May Increase Physicians’ EHR Workload - 2 year(s) ago
A new study found that growing pandemic-era telehealth use increased the time physicians spent documenting visits in the EHR.
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“A new study found that growing pandemic-era telehealth use increased the time physicians spent documenting visits in the EHR.” https://t.co/nBt2uGHXHd
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A majority of healthcare consumers said physicians using wearable device data in patient care would encourage them to pursue healthier lifestyles.
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Most Patients Support Incorporating Wearable Device Data in Healthcare https://t.co/K9W78gAx6c https://t.co/gUNBVFJlRO
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Video #Telehealth Quality Largely on Par with In-Person Care https://t.co/dEfALRrhoj https://t.co/Vpr95wS1LK