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Full-Text Articles in Telemedicine
Perspectives On Telemedicine Across Urban, Rural And Remote Areas In The Philippines During The Covid-19 Pandemic, Noleen Fabian, Regine Ynez De Mesa, Carol Tan-Lim, Gillian Sandigan, Johanna Lopez, Arianna Maever Loreche, Leonila Dans, Zharie Benzon, Herbert Zabala, Josephine Sanchez, Nanette Sundiang, Mia Rey, Antonio Dans
Perspectives On Telemedicine Across Urban, Rural And Remote Areas In The Philippines During The Covid-19 Pandemic, Noleen Fabian, Regine Ynez De Mesa, Carol Tan-Lim, Gillian Sandigan, Johanna Lopez, Arianna Maever Loreche, Leonila Dans, Zharie Benzon, Herbert Zabala, Josephine Sanchez, Nanette Sundiang, Mia Rey, Antonio Dans
Ateneo School of Medicine and Public Health Publications
Objectives
This study explored attitudes, subjective norms, and perceived behavioural control of participants across urban, rural and remote settings and examined intention-to-use telemedicine (defined in this study as remote patient-clinician consultations) during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Methods
This is a cross-sectional study. 12 focus group discussions were conducted with 60 diverse telemedicine user and non-user participants across 3 study settings. Analysis of responses was done to understand the attitudes, norms and perceived behavioural control of participants. This explored the relationship between the aforementioned factors and intention to use.
Results
Both users and non-users of telemedicine relayed that the benefits of telemedicine …
A Building Block Approach To Implement A Telehealth Clinic And Improve Primary Care Access In The Philippines: A Large-Scale Pilot Project, Annalicia Pickering, Wardah Rafaqat, Adi Balk, Milton Chen, Limuel Abrogena, Shuhan He, Mary Showstark, Alexander Davis, Aidan Chen, Jarone Lee
A Building Block Approach To Implement A Telehealth Clinic And Improve Primary Care Access In The Philippines: A Large-Scale Pilot Project, Annalicia Pickering, Wardah Rafaqat, Adi Balk, Milton Chen, Limuel Abrogena, Shuhan He, Mary Showstark, Alexander Davis, Aidan Chen, Jarone Lee
Ateneo School of Medicine and Public Health Publications
A limited number of healthcare workers and cost constraints encumber primary care access in the Philippines. To test telehealth as a low-cost and effective solution, a large-scale digital health clinic was implemented in the selected urban and rural communities. In collaboration with local authorities, our pilot telemedicine clinic was implemented for 3 days in January 2023. Patients were registered, and their vitals were assessed before they were seen by a remote US-based licensed physician who provided treatment rec-ommendations. Medical devices with real-time streaming capabilities, such as electronic stethoscopes, were utilized to enhance remote examinations. A total of 322 patients were …
Patient Satisfaction With Telemedicine In The Philippines During The Covid-19 Pandemic: A Mixed Methods Study, Alicia Victoria G. Noceda, Lianne Margot M. Acierto, Morvenn Chaimek C. Bertiz, David Emmanuel H. Dionisio, Chelsea Beatrice L. Laurito, Girrard Alphonse T. Sanchez, Arianna Maever Loreche
Patient Satisfaction With Telemedicine In The Philippines During The Covid-19 Pandemic: A Mixed Methods Study, Alicia Victoria G. Noceda, Lianne Margot M. Acierto, Morvenn Chaimek C. Bertiz, David Emmanuel H. Dionisio, Chelsea Beatrice L. Laurito, Girrard Alphonse T. Sanchez, Arianna Maever Loreche
Ateneo School of Medicine and Public Health Publications
Background: The capacity to deliver essential health services has been negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly due to lockdown restrictions. Telemedicine provides a safe, efficient, and effective alternative that addresses the needs of patients and the health system. However, there remain implementation challenges and barriers to patient adoption in resource-limited settings as in the Philippines. This mixed methods study aimed to describe patient perspectives and experiences with telemedicine services, and explore the factors that influence telemedicine use and satisfaction. Methods: An online survey consisting of items adapted from the Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) Clinician & …
The Efficacy Of An Emr-Enabled Text Messaging System To The Expanded Health Beliefs, Diabetes Care Profile And Hba1c Of Diabetes Mellitus Patients, Ma. Regina Justina E. Estuar, John Noel Victorino, Razel Custodio
The Efficacy Of An Emr-Enabled Text Messaging System To The Expanded Health Beliefs, Diabetes Care Profile And Hba1c Of Diabetes Mellitus Patients, Ma. Regina Justina E. Estuar, John Noel Victorino, Razel Custodio
Department of Information Systems & Computer Science Faculty Publications
As diabetes mellitus (DM) becomes a global emergency, there is a need to explore novel interventions to address problems in self – management. Literature agree in the potential of mobile phones to carry-out self-care for a wide-array of disease conditions. Diabetes Self – Management Support and Education Through Text – Messaging (DSMSET) is a low-cost, two-way text messaging system designed to deliver self - help, educational messages based on the nine (9) dimensions of health management. DSMSET serves as a plugin to SHINE OS+, an open – source electronic medical record (EMR) system. The research is also based on the …