Una reflexión ética sobre la telemedicina

B, Carlos Echeverría; O, Alberto Rojas; M, Alejandro Serani; U., Anamaría Arriagada; Ruíz-Esquide, Gonzalo; R, Rodrigo Salinas; R, Paulina Taboada; Quintana, Carlos; Y, Ricardo Vacarezza; S, María A Rodríguez; R, Hernán Borja

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“…In the Chilean context, there are studies regarding the topic of Telemedicine seen from different perspectives; be it an ethical analysis (Echeverría B. et al, 2021), suggestions for efficient implementation protocols (Mertens Folch, 2021), and the challenges that it can bring to the Chilean reality (Mendoza-Alonzo, 2021). When carrying out this search in the literature, no study was found that analyses the adoption of this type of technology in the country's older citizens.…”

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Factors that Drive the Adoption of Telemedicine in Older People

Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management

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Due to the geographical characteristics of Chile, which make it difficult for people to access health services, in addition to the consequences of the global pandemic COVID-19, telemedicine has emerged as a solution to the gaps in access to medical services. This technology requires specific knowledge and skills for using the platforms, which can bring problems for older people. This study seeks to explain the factors that can drive the adoption of telemedicine in the Chilean context, looking to establish a model for the adoption of telemedicine in older people. This proposal is developed with a combination of PLS-SEM and fsQCA to test the relevance of the proposed determinants in adopting this technology and to analyse whether these factors are necessary or sufficient for this behaviour to occur. After the analysis, it was possible to observe through PLS-SEM analysis that Effort Expectancy, Performance Expectancy, Social Influence, and Price affect the intention to use telemedicine. On the other hand, the fsQCA analysis highlighted the importance of Performance Expectancy when adopting telemedicine, with its presence being a necessary condition. Subsequently, the sufficiency analysis supports what was found in the necessary condition analysis. With these results, the study seeks to contribute to the literature on the relationship between the elderly and information technologies through these methodologies and empirical conclusions.

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Factors that Drive the Adoption of Telemedicine in Older People

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Telemedicine Management: Approaches and Perspectives—A Review of the Scientific Literature of the Last 10 Years

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Vargas-Merino

2023

Behavioral Sciences

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This research paper describes the approaches and perspectives of telemedicine worldwide. The objective of this literature review was to analyze the theoretical and empirical studies that address telemedicine management in the last 10 years based on the scientific literature obtained from the Scopus, Scielo, Ebsco, ProQuest, Dialnet, and Redalyc databases, from which 50 articles were selected. The inclusion criteria were the last 10 years, scientific articles, language, variables, and open access. The non-inclusion criteria were repeated articles, not addressing the variable, and not open access. The results show a tendency to manage telemedicine through various approaches and scenarios. These can be grouped into humanistic, socioeconomic, ethical, contingency in the Armed Forces—NASA, and application in the field of medicine with teaching to the entire chain of users, as well as controls and monitoring of patients. In this sense, it is concluded that telemedicine management worldwide faces challenges that must be overcome to reduce still-existing barriers and achieve better access to health systems worldwide.

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Una reflexión ética sobre la telemedicina

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Factors that Drive the Adoption of Telemedicine in Older People

Factors that Drive the Adoption of Telemedicine in Older People

Telemedicine Management: Approaches and Perspectives—A Review of the Scientific Literature of the Last 10 Years

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