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Combined automated screening for age-related…

HumanInsight Combined automated screening for age-related macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy in primary care settings…

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The Potential Impact of COVID-19…

HumanInsight The Potential Impact of COVID-19 on Aesthetic Fellowship Programs Ann Plast Surg. 2021 Oct…

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Telemedicine in burn patients: reliability…

HumanInsight Telemedicine in burn patients: reliability and patient preference Burns. 2020 Dec 3:S0305-4179(20)30616-1. doi: 10.1016/j.burns.2020.11.015.…

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Patient perceptions on telemedicine eye…

HumanInsight Patient perceptions on telemedicine eye clinics during COVID-19 pandemic Int J Clin Pract. 2021…

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Functional multislice computed tomography of…

HumanInsight Functional multislice computed tomography of the orbits in diagnosis of incomitant strabismus Vestn Oftalmol.…

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Developing Telemedicine Curriculum Competencies for…

HumanInsight Developing Telemedicine Curriculum Competencies for Graduate Medical Education: Outcomes of a Modified Delphi Process…

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Telemedicine in maternal health in…

HumanInsight Telemedicine in maternal health in times of COVID-19: Five national and international projects Rev…

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Effectiveness of Smartphone-Based Community Case…

HumanInsight Effectiveness of Smartphone-Based Community Case Management on the Urgent Referral, Reconsultation, and Hospitalization of…

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Pharmacy-Based Interventions to Increase Use…

HumanInsight Pharmacy-Based Interventions to Increase Use of HIV Pre-exposure Prophylaxis in the United States: A…

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Cancer health self-efficacy improvement in…

HumanInsight Cancer health self-efficacy improvement in a randomized controlled trial Cancer. 2021 Oct 20. doi:…

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Mobile and eHealth Technology

Telemedicine in burn patients: reliability and patient preference
CONCLUSIONS: In the assessment of burn wounds, telemedicine and face-to-face examination resulted in agreement in terms of burn depth, decision of hospitalization and percentage of total body surface area. Although WhatsApp is a reliable method, the majority of patients preferred a face-to-face follow-up. WhatsApp application can be used in remote follow up of eligible burn […]
The Potential Impact of COVID-19 on Aesthetic Fellowship Programs
CONCLUSION: Telemedicine, educational efforts, and standardization of guidelines can be increased to minimize loss of training due to COVID-19. Ongoing evaluation and shared experiences can assist fellowships in customizing programs to provide well-rounded education during the pandemic.
Patient perceptions on telemedicine eye clinics during COVID-19 pandemic
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Combined automated screening for age-related macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy in primary care settings
CONCLUSIONS: The AMD and DR screening tools achieved excellent performance operating together to identify two retinal diseases prospectively in mixed datasets, demonstrating the feasibility of such tools in the early diagnosis of eye diseases. These early screening tools will help create an even more comprehensive system capable of being trained on other retinal pathologies, a […]
The imperious need for telemedicine for the care of diabetes during the COVID-19 pandemic. A comprehensive approach study
CONCLUSIONS: Multicomponent diabetes care was successfully transformed from a face-to-face care modality to a telemedicine service. Many primary care patients may be candidates for telemedicine. A redesign of the care model that incorporates telemedicine should be considered to mitigate chronic diseases burden of morbidity and mortality imposed by COVID-19 pandemic, but also for the post-COVID-19 […]
An evaluation of the safety and effectiveness of telephone triage in prioritising patient visits to an ophthalmic emergency department - the impact of COVID-19
CONCLUSION: To reduce risk of transmission, the COVID-19 pandemic has necessitated novel ways of interacting with patients and sharing healthcare information. Our new mode of service provision in the RVEEH portrays the effectiveness of Telehealth. This study gives us further scope to improve this model of care into the future.
Telemedicine experiences and perspectives of healthcare providers in long-term care: A scoping review
CONCLUSION AND IMPLICATIONS: Telemedicine is valuable in distance-based care, especially in the current 2019 coronavirus pandemic, for supporting continuity of care to nursing home residents. This review provided evidence from multiple healthcare providers' perspectives. Further research can elucidate their specific roles and responsibilities in telemedicine and challenges in work processes, which will facilitate developing evidence-based […]
Developing Telemedicine Curriculum Competencies for Graduate Medical Education: Outcomes of a Modified Delphi Process
CONCLUSIONS: Half (17/34) of the competencies approved by the focus group and surveyed expert panel pertained to either systems-based practice or professionalism. Both categories exhibit more variation between telemedicine and in-person practice than other categories. The authors offer a set of proposed educational competencies that can be used in the development of curricula for a […]
Clinical and event-based outcomes of patients with mucopolysaccharidosis VI receiving enzyme replacement therapy in Turkey: a case series
CONCLUSIONS: This case series shows the high disease burden of the MPS VI population in Turkey and provides a unique insight into their clinical journey based on real-life clinical and event-based data collected before and after initiation of ERT.
Functional multislice computed tomography of the orbits in diagnosis of incomitant strabismus
CONCLUSION: The data obtained with functional MSCT of the orbits in 34 patients allowed more accurate characterization of the oculomotor disorders and evaluation of the functional state of the extraocular muscles.