eHealth

• Designing and Implementing the Psychiatrist-led Personalized Mentorship Programs: The Role and Impact of Live Consultation-driven Training Methods
  CONCLUSION: The psychiatrist-led personalized mentorship program with CDT methods demonstrates the potential for significant improvements in the training of in-service MBBS doctors, facilitating the integration of psychiatric care into PHCs. These methods offer a practical and effective approach to bridging the gap in clinical training and can be replicated among medical students and residents across […]
• Waiting to Exhale: The Feasibility and Appropriateness of Home Blood Oxygen Monitoring in Oncology Patients Post-Hospital Discharge
  CONCLUSION: This feasibility study showed that while patients with cancer were willing to measure blood O(2) levels at home, most alerts did not result in meaningful clinical interactions. There is a need for improved patient support systems and logistical infrastructure to support appropriate use of RPM at home.
• Assessing the Role of Digital Literacy in Accessing and Utilising Virtual Healthcare Services: A Systematic Review Protocol
  CONCLUSION: Findings from this study will provide valuable insights into the challenges and facilitators of digital literacy in engaging with virtual healthcare services. This review will also offer evidence-based recommendations to optimise digital health interventions and promote inclusive, equitable healthcare delivery.
• Temporary Telemedicine Policy and Chronic Disease Management in South Korea: Retrospective Analysis Using National Claims Data
  CONCLUSIONS: The temporary telemedicine policy was effective in increasing medication adherence and reducing admission rates for patients with hypertension and DM; however, the efficacy of the policy was limited for patients with COPD and common mental disorders. Future studies are required to demonstrate the long-term effects of telemedicine policies with various outcome measures reflecting disease […]
• Effectiveness of Digital Health Interventions in Promoting Physical Activity Among College Students: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
  CONCLUSIONS: Digital health interventions are effective in increasing steps among college students; however, their effects on LPA, MVPA, and sedentary behavior are limited.
• Exploring the role of health applications in promoting health among older adults: a scoping review protocol
  INTRODUCTION: Evidence on the use of health apps to support healthcare and promote the health of individuals aged 55 and older is limited. Older adults face challenges with literacy, usability and accessibility of digital tools. This scoping review aims to explore how digital health apps promote healthy living and self-empowerment while identifying successful applications for […]
• Answering the Call: Enhancing Telemedicine Reach With Artificial intelligence Integration
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• Perceptions, facilitators, and barriers of participation for a behavioral weight loss group-based telehealth program for breast cancer survivors: a qualitative study
  CONCLUSION: Our results suggest that enhancing Program awareness and outreach may increase enrollment in minoritized BCS. Resources providing healthy foods and support to ease competing work/life priorities may help BCS maintain healthy lifestyles during and after GET-WEL. These results may help inform future large-scale GET-WEL implementation.
• Medical dispatchers' experience with live video during emergency calls: a national questionnaire study
  CONCLUSIONS: Live video during emergency calls is generally experienced as a useful supplemental tool by EMS dispatchers in Denmark, and the greatest self-perceived barriers for using video were not finding video suitable for all situations and the technology.