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During the project, participants documented 19 clinical situations using teleconsultation and 14 clinical situations without teleconsultation. According to the organization’s previous year’s statistics regarding on-call telephone services, the number of clinical situations remains similar year over year. This attests to the stability of the environment, providing an appropriate context to study the implementation of teleconsultation.
JMIR Aging 2024;7:e65111
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Considering digital health solutions, telehealth through teleconsultation services (TCS) is a viable option for making health care accessible [9]. This study was undertaken to bring health care services to the community’s doorstep and address the health needs of school-aged children through TCS in a poor semiurban settlement in Karachi, Pakistan.
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e48664
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Appointments up to 2 hours before a teleconsultation were possible. A teleconsultation was free of charge and adhered to privacy and confidentiality laws. Patients received a link via email both 1 day prior and again a few minutes before their appointment. Teleconsultations could be carried out with the patient alone or in the company of a primary caregiver.
JMIR Pediatr Parent 2024;7:e52557
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Finally, telemonitoring and teleconsultation care accounted for 30/484,964 (0.01%) and 345,575/1,030,445 (33.54%) of the total consultations before and during the pandemic, respectively. Variables considered are listed in Textbox 1.
1. Users Served Per Month
Defined as the number of users served in all services during a month by means of in-person consultations as well as telemonitoring or teleconsultation.
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JMIR Ment Health 2024;11:e53980
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