[PDF] Top 20 Teleneurology: Why it Works for Rural Hospitals

... Teleneurology in the rural healthcare setting offers the option to administer tPA at the patient’s local hospital. Supporting this protocol, a recent Johns Hopkins Hospital study showed that patients who ... See full document

... from rural community mental health staff, rural hospital emergency department, and regional acute care ...that rural hospitals ED staff have their own understanding of the service capability ... See full document

... As technology improves and its costs decrease, interest continues to grow in using technology to expand access to mental health services to rural residents. Despite this interest, many telehealth experts note that ... See full document

... in rural inpatient care by focusing on the attending ...of rural hospitals, which was quite ...of hospitals with a very wide varia- tion in size, medical technology, and medical staff ... See full document

... HPSAs may be located in both metropolitan and nonmetropolitan neighborhoods, many are located in rural areas. To allow for comparisons at the county level we used Federal Processing Standard codes to convert the ... See full document

... evaluate rural residents’ economic valuations for solid wastes recy- cling ...whether rural residents were willing to pay for the ...making rural environmental public ...general, rural ... See full document

... Residents indicated that video visits are inferior to in-person visits in “establishing a personal connection” with patients. This is consistent with the often-identified concern about de- personalization of the ... See full document

... isolated rural areas, with hospitals dispersed throughout the many communities (James ...166 hospitals; more than 50% had fewer than 25 ...community hospitals were able to meet the needs of ... See full document

... community, because employers do not have access to employees with the additional skills they need. There was also a commensurate impact upon the social make-up of these rural communities. Further, in small ... See full document

... This study provides a useful analysis of the evolution of insomnia disorder during the cancer diagnosis / treatment / rehabilitation phases and indicates the points at which cancer patie[r] ... See full document

... This is a grounded theory focus group study in which medical undergraduates from one medical school evaluate two substantial VP cases authored specifically for this research. We use one school of grounded theory, the ... See full document

... Internal absorptive capacity refers to meta-routines invoked once new knowledge is imported into an organization. Some meta-routines, like brainstorming or offering time and space for informal interactions, pave the way ... See full document

... As in the case of congestive heart failure, the quarterly comparisons varied somewhat from these values, however, almost all of them demonstrated that high proportions of readmissions involved patients with principal ... See full document

... Cross-sectional study in a cohort of 167 patients of the HHT Teleneurology program. Participants were selected among the patients who were treated within this program between September 2018 and February 2019, ... See full document

... The data was collected through semi-structured interviews, site observation and discussions. Fifteen informants were interviewed and the interview audios were recorded. Involved respondents were Director General from ... See full document

... in rural areas is currently one of the most important unmet public health needs in ...reasons why women do not use PHC centres for skilled pregnancy care in Nigeria, and to make recommendations for ... See full document

... Standards for bedrooms which are set in article 5.2.2. should provide amenities such as fans (minimal). Tables, glass, sockets, worship equipment. If the accommodation offered is home sharing, the standardized owner is ... See full document

... A valid question is to ask why methods such as decision list learning (Rivest, 1987) as well as transformation-based learning benefit from these more complex mechanisms. Though structurally similar to NTPC, these ... See full document

... A group of African women will share through discussion and other resources, their experiences of living, studying, working and parenting in Toowoomba. All of the women are refugee entrants via the UNHCR. The women come ... See full document

... This dissertation focuses upon the buying firm’s SD from a KM perspective and demonstrates that SD outcomes can be better explained when SD as a KM system. An extensive review of existing SD literature indicates that ... See full document