Compendium of Telehealth Research and Publications
A Summary of Recent Research along with Takeaways for Health Centers
Year Developed: 2019
Resource Type: Publication.Primary Audience: Enabling Staff
Secondary Audience: Administrative Staff
Language(s): English
Developed by: HITEQ (See other resources developed by this organization).
Resource Summary: In early 2019, HITEQ completed a literature review of recent research and publications about telehealth. Within this compendium, HITEQ summarizes these articles and discusses possible implications or considerations for health centers. The purpose of the rapid review was to determine whether the current research shows that services delivered via telehealth are equivalent to in-person services and if the use of telehealth services affects the use of other services. They found that, overall, telehealth is comparable to in-person care, however further research is needed to determine the impacts of telehealth use on other services. In other words, the question of whether telehealth can effectively substitute in-person care remains unanswered.
Resource Topic: Telehealth
Resource Subtopic: Implementation and Operations.
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