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New research has been published in the current issue of Telehealth and Medicine Today (THMT). Stay abreast of developments in the field and learn about initiatives THMT brings to the forefront of healthcare and wellness.
Deadline for next issue - October 1, 2023.
Submit your research for consideration here.
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Impact of Telehealth on Hospitalization of Skilled Nursing Facility Patients During the COVID-19
Pandemic Francis X. Campion, MD, FACP, Aanchal Mathur, MS, Beata Konczewski, MS
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This large claims data
analysis documents lower rates of hospitalization among patients receiving telehealth during a skilled nursing facility stay compared to patients who did not receive telehealth. These findings support the call for telehealth to become a routine option even after the public health emergency has ended. This focused analysis can assist program development for the large population of patients cared for in skilled nursing facilities. Research was conducted by the COVID-19 Healthcare Coalition
(C19HCC), founded by The MITRE Corporation and Mayo Clinic.
For Results, Conclusions, and Relevance click a link above or go to DOI: https://doi.org/10.30953/thmt.v8.416
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Trends in Telehealth Care for Diabetes During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Using a vast dataset covering
more than 50% of private insurance activity in the U.S., the study reveals a significant increase in telehealth utilization among diabetic patients, or fewer telehealth visits over the year. The findings suggest that telehealth could become a standard practice for diabetes and chronic condition care, complemented by remote monitoring.
The THMT Editors’ Best Article Award recognizes the exceptional impact and scholarly contributions the
groundbreaking research has garnered demonstrated by article views, downloads, citations, and market impact within the industry.
Congratulations are extended to authors for their dedication in serving as inspirations to the academic and professional community. Access the award-winning open access article at DOI https://doi.org/10.30953/tmt.v7.311. Award Ceremony Sept 21, ConV2X 2023,
Loyola University, NOLA. USA.
Podcast
Remote Patient
Monitoring in India
Dr Haleema Yezdani, Director of BENFA Healthcare Program
Avneesh Khare MBBS, MD, DNB, MNAMS, PDCC, MBA
Dr. M A Maluk Mohamed, Co-founder, Executive Vice
President-Research; Head, India Business, Twin Health Inc.
Panelists discuss the clinical aspects of remote patient monitoring (RPM) in telehealth and clinical enhancements including technologies such as translational AI, and the benefits of RPM on acute and chronic medical conditions. |
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