Application of telenursing in nursing practice: an integrative literature review

Children's postoperative symptoms at home through nurse‐led telephone counseling and its effects on parents’ anxiety: A randomized controlled trial

“…Nurse‐led telephone counseling simplifies the delivery of health services in a safe and effective way and reduces readmissions to hospital, as well as complications (Bunn, Byrne, & Kendall, ; Souza‐Junior, Mendes, Mazzo, & Godoy, ). A study conducted by Shah et al.…”

“…Nurse-led telephone counseling simplifies the delivery of health services in a safe and effective way and reduces readmissions to hospital, as well as complications (Bunn, Byrne, & Kendall, 2004;Souza-Junior, Mendes, Mazzo, & Godoy, 2016). A study conducted by Shah et al (2013) reported that telephone monitoring was safe, economical, and acceptable for children who underwent an inguinal hernia operation, removing the need for a routine follow-up.…”

Telenursing manual for providing care to patients using clean intermittent urinary catheterization

“…The use of telenursing for this purpose was not identified in a recent integrative literature review. 6 NB is a chronic disorder, caused by damage in the nervous system, which leads to changes in one's micturition pattern in the filling and emptying phases of the bladder. Complications accruing from NB range from minimal to the most complex alterations, and may present different forms, among which are: increased intravesical pressure; incomplete emptying of the bladder; lack of urination reflex; or urinary incontinence.…”

“…1 Research addressing telenursing is expanding internationally and indicates the potential of this resource to promote health -especially in countries with large geographical areasand to support the treatment of patients with acute or chronic problems. [2][3][4][5][6] Some countries have already integrated telenursing into healthcare services, especially the use of the telephone. [6][7][8] In Brazil, telenursing was initiated in 2000 with the pioneering work conducted by the GEPECOPEn (Study and Research Group on Communication in the Nursing Process).…”

“…[2][3][4][5][6] Some countries have already integrated telenursing into healthcare services, especially the use of the telephone. [6][7][8] In Brazil, telenursing was initiated in 2000 with the pioneering work conducted by the GEPECOPEn (Study and Research Group on Communication in the Nursing Process). The group used information and communication technologies to support the brick-and-mortar teaching of undergraduate and graduate programs and also of continuing nursing education.…”