Measuring the Business Value of Telehealth Technologies
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- 1. Measuring the Business Value of Telehealth Technologies Dr George Margelis [email_address] * Other names and brands may be the property of others
- 3. What is Personal Telehealth?
- 4. Technologies to Facilitate Disease Management Smart Devices Video Conferencing Messaging IVR Telephone Monitors
- 5. Limitations with Current Methods Lost or Outdated information Risk of Misdiagnosis Patient Non-participation Lack of Coordination of Care Barriers • Deliver accurate, relevant, and timely information to all members of the care team • Give patients an intuitive, enjoyable, and educational means of communication with their care team • Provide self-management tools for patients to take a more active role in their own care • Offer communication tools that connect the patient's entire care team for better coordination of care Telehealth and Telecare Technologies Goals Improve Chronic Disease Management Reduce Costly Complications Patient Active Involvement IS IT WORTH ALL THE TROUBLE?
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