Tag: Telemedicine

A cross-sectional survey of 2,872 rural South Indian households shows that digital technology adopters have seventy-five percent higher odds of ...

A collaborative telepsychiatry service connecting Brazilian medical universities with the Araguaia Indigenous Health District demonstrates how remote training can bridge ...

A 12-month prospective study in two German university dermatology clinics found that integrating a digital self-management app was feasible, though ...

Neurosurgical care remains inaccessible to more than two-thirds of the global population, with the greatest burden falling on low- and ...

A scoping review of 15 studies finds telemedicine can support multiple sclerosis monitoring and rehabilitation, though technological and clinical examination ...

A parallel AI-assisted communication framework integrates hybrid Swin-Transformer restoration and post-quantum cryptography to secure medical image transmission across heterogeneous healthcare ...

A Frontiers in Neurology editorial synthesizes global research on screen-induced seizures, artificial intelligence diagnostics, and social stigma affecting children with ...

A narrative review synthesizes the complex individual, socioeconomic, and health-system determinants that restrict healthcare access and outcomes for adolescent and ...

A study of hospital-based cancer telemedicine found that over a third of patients did not participate, while active users strongly ...

A scoping review synthesizing evidence from multiple conflict zones reveals widespread destruction of oncology infrastructure, severe workforce shortages, and innovative ...

A national survey in Germany reveals palliative care professionals widely adopt established administrative digital tools while showing greater hesitation toward ...

A review in Skin indicates that artificial intelligence can assist with dermatological diagnosis and treatment planning, but persistent dataset imbalances ...

A nationwide survey of Japanese physicians reveals that while outpatient visits have partially recovered, patient caseloads, symptom severity, and telemedicine ...

A retrospective cohort study found that baseline cannabis use without other substance use was not associated with lower six-month retention ...

The 3rd International e-Health Forum in Casablanca highlighted advancements in AI-driven diagnostics, telemedicine, and digital health governance in Morocco.

A qualitative study in central India demonstrates that implementing medical teleabortion in rural areas requires structured practitioner-to-practitioner consultation models to ...

A systematic review of 172 studies found that evidence on digital health technologies and primary care management outcomes remains fragmented.

The implementation of a hybrid virtual pre-anesthesia clinic workflow was associated with a significant reduction in avoidable, system-attributable same-day surgical ...

A pragmatic mixed-methods evaluation in rural Bavarian primary care reveals that a digital health application enhanced patient motivation and health ...

A comprehensive review outlines how digital technologies could improve mycetoma diagnosis and care while addressing infrastructure and ethical barriers in ...