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06 Apr aces-rwm™

Posted at 11:23h in 27. Monitoring and evaluation, 30. Continuous improvement, 31. Quality control, Finland by Fran 0 Comments

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aces-rwm™ is a health ecosystem created collaboratively by all the public eye clinics of the university hospitals in Finland. At its core there is real-world monitoring and a holistic care delivery model for eye diseases. The aim is to preserve the best possible wellbeing and...

21 May e-Res Salud

Posted at 10:45h in 18. Integration with EHR, 20. Patient reported data, 27. Monitoring and evaluation, 28. Outcome-based reporting, Spain by Editor SEO 0 Comments

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This program arises from the end-results oriented healthcare model of Quironsalud, and it comes to incorporate the international innovation initiatives already implemented with the aim of giving voice to patients to co-create the medical assistant process through new technologies such as patient portal accessed through...

09 May TreC_FSE

Posted at 14:48h in 22. Interoperability models, 23. Data security – legal framework, 27. Monitoring and evaluation, Italy by Fran 0 Comments

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The official launch of TreC_FSE took place in April 2018 The app is fully integrated with all the healthcare services It allows to access to all data uploaded into the EHR starting from 2007 It enables e-prescriptions It has been developed following a privacy...

06 May Implementation factors affecting the large-scale deployment of digital health and well-being technologies

Posted at 16:22h in 27. Monitoring and evaluation, 28. Outcome-based reporting, UK by Editor SEO 0 Comments

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Little is known about the factors which facilitate or impede the large-scale deployment of health and well-being consumer technologies. The Living-It-Up project is a large-scale digital intervention led by NHS 24, aiming to transform health and well-being services delivery throughout Scotland. We conducted a qualitative...

06 May Readiness for Delivering Digital Health at Scale

Posted at 15:27h in 27. Monitoring and evaluation, 28. Outcome-based reporting, UK by Editor SEO 0 Comments

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Background:Digital health has the potential to support care delivery for chronic illness. Despite positive evidence from localized implementations, new technologies have proven slow to become accepted, integrated, and routinized at scale. Objective:The aim of our study was to examine barriers and facilitators to implementation of digital...