COVID-19 and telehealth

Adelman, Deborah S.; Fant, Catherine; Summer, Georgianne A.

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“…Além de haver redução nos valores gastos pelo profissional e paciente em cada consulta. Por outro lado, também há dificuldades, que estão relacionadas principalmente à habilidade no uso da tecnologia, problemas com conexão da rede de internet e disponibilidade de aparelhos para uso [28].…”

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“…Para aqueles que possuem conhecimento dos recursos tecnológicos, a vivência pode ser experimentada em um diferente nível de satisfação. De maneira geral, é preciso que haja treinamento tanto para os pacientes quanto para os profissionais, considerando que essa modalidade vem sendo mais usada e encontra-se em processo de aprimoramento [28]. presenciais [30].…”

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Atuação da enfermagem em telessaúde na pandemia por COVID-19: uma revisão integrativa

Ribeiro,

Santos,

Lira

et al. 2023

Enferm Bras

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Objetivo: Identificar como se deu o atendimento de enfermagem no uso de telessaúde diante do contexto da pandemia por COVID-19. Métodos: Revisão integrativa da literatura, por meio da seleção de artigos primários na Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde, com seleção das bases Medline, BDENF e Lilacs, por meio da estratégia de busca: enfermagem AND (telemedicina OR telemonitoramento) AND (sars-cov-2 OR COVID-19), ao final, 15 artigos foram selecionados para compor a revisão. Resultados: Três categorias são apresentadas: Telenfermagem como estratégia de trabalho e instrumentos utilizados; A teleconsulta aplicada na Atenção Primária; Vantagens e dificuldades encontradas. A teleconsulta de enfermagem é reconhecida pelo COFEN, como método de combate à COVID-19 e vem sendo implementada. Diversas ferramentas podem ser utilizadas para essa modalidade de consulta, como telefones fixos, celulares, aplicativos de mensagens de texto, entre outros. A Atenção Primária à Saúde também enfrentou desafios estruturais para adequação frente a pandemia. Cita-se como dificuldades a falta de habilidade no uso de tecnologias, problemas com conexão de internet, disponibilidade de aparelhos. Conclusão: O uso da telessaúde pelos profissionais de enfermagem vem se destacando nesse período pandêmico, com aplicações no âmbito da Atenção Primária, bem como na Terciária, sendo aplicada em diversos países. Ferramentas como telefone, e-mail e aplicativos para videochamadas são utilizadas no atendimento e acompanhamento de pacientes. É necessário que os profissionais de enfermagem se empoderem desse novo espaço para que o indivíduo, família e comunidade sejam atendidos integralmente.

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Atuação da enfermagem em telessaúde na pandemia por COVID-19: uma revisão integrativa

Ribeiro,

Santos,

Lira

et al. 2023

Enferm Bras

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“…Prior to seeing patients, Ms. Mason practiced conducting virtual visits with her family and friends to obtain feedback and get more comfortable with the technology. 2 Mrs. P's daughter is present for the visit and has been able to successfully connect for the visit. They sign in 15 minutes prior to the appointment time as instructed; however, at 5 minutes past the scheduled time, Ms. Mason has not yet made an appearance.…”

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“…Ms. Mason is concerned about eye contact and nonverbal cues, indicating that she cares and is actively listening. Prior to seeing patients, Ms. Mason practiced conducting virtual visits with her family and friends to obtain feedback and get more comfortable with the technology 2…”

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COVID-19 and telehealth

Summer

Adelman

Fant

2021

The Nurse Practitioner

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The Nurse Practitioner • June 2021 43 n this series of articles, we explore how NPs can help their patients adapt to the new and changing healthcare environment and modes of patient care brought on by the pandemic, as many clinics reduce or eliminate in-person visits. The fi rst article covered the history of telehealth, its benefi ts and challenges, as well as regulations, reimbursement, and licensure. The second article covered the education necessary for the NP, staff, and patient in using new technologies and appropriate behaviors to ensure a meaningful telehealth visit, in addition to perceptions from each stakeholder's points of view. In this last article, we will look at a telehealth visit based on several experiences the authors have had as NPs, family members, and patients.Patient Mrs. P encountered issues while trying to connect with her NP, Ms. Mason, via telehealth. The most glaring problem was Ms. Mason's lateness to the

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“…In 2019, only 11% of infertile couples received mobile health services. However, during the COVID-19 pandemic, this number increased to 50% [21]. The World Health Organization has defined mobile health as the use of mobile wireless devices for medical and public health practice [22].…”

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The potential of mobile health applications to improve couples' fertility: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials

2023

Journal of Men's Health

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The purpose of this systematic review was to examine the safety and effectiveness of mobile health applications in couples with infertility. Nineteen databases were searched from their inception to August 2022. Only randomized controlled trials (RCTs) in which mobile health was used as an intervention in infertile couples were included. A quantitative analysis of RCTs was employed using RevMan software. Study selection, data extraction and validation were performed by two independent reviewers according to the guidelines. The Cochrane criteria for risk-of-bias were used to evaluate the methodological quality of the trials. Eight RCTs met the inclusion criteria. Among the eight RCTs, two RCTs were from the Netherlands and the remaining six RCTs were from China. Meta-analysis showed that mobile health interventions in infertile couples in China were found to be superior to usual care in terms of clinical pregnancy rate (p = 0.001), psychological status (SAS (Self-Rating Anxiety Scale): p < 0.001; SDS (Self-Rating Depression Scale) p < 0.001;), infertility knowledge levels (p < 0.001), quality of life (p < 0.001), and serum levels of 5-hydroxytryptamine (p < 0.001). The effects on intervention groups using mobile health interventions in the Netherlands were not superior to the control groups that used usual care in terms of improving dietary factors (p > 0.05). In general, the positive effect of mobile health on improving clinical pregnancy rate, psychological status, infertility knowledge levels, quality of life and satisfaction with information was better than that of usual care. Mobile health interventions could be a viable supplement to the usual care for infertile couples. However, more high-quality RCTs need to be included in the future to provide additional evidence of the positive effects of mobile health in infertile couples.

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COVID-19 and telehealth

Cited by 6 publications

References 7 publications

Atuação da enfermagem em telessaúde na pandemia por COVID-19: uma revisão integrativa

Atuação da enfermagem em telessaúde na pandemia por COVID-19: uma revisão integrativa

COVID-19 and telehealth

The potential of mobile health applications to improve couples' fertility: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials

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