“…We show how a large number of tasks with a short deadline was coordinated on the Grid to improve dependability of locally available resources for the International Telecommunication Union Regional Radio Conference 2006. …”
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“…Telehealth is defined by the US Department of Health Resources and Services Administrations(1) as the “use of electronic information and telecommunication technologies to support long-distance clinical healthcare, patient and professional health-related education, public health, and health administration. …”
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“…BACKGROUND: Telehealth, the delivery of health care through telecommunication technology, has potential to address multiple health system concerns. …”
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“…Search terms included “telemedicine,” “telehealth,” “mobile health,” “eHealth,” “mHealth,” “telecommunication,” “social media,” “mobile device,” and “internet,” among others. …”
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“…Delivery of equitable and effective interventions in outpatient settings is challenging but may be addressed via telecommunication technology, reducing clinic visits and infection transmission. …”
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“…Seuls 14 patients connaissaient le concept de télémédecine et 37,3 % d’entre eux accepteraient ce modèle de soins. Le moyen de télécommunication le plus apte à être adopté selon les patients était les appels vidéo (64 %) comparé aux appels téléphoniques (36 %). …”
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“…Several factors were identified as important, including strong partnerships with local authorities, telecommunication companies, technical system providers, and non‐governmental organizations (very low confidence); availability of stock‐level data at all levels of the health system (low confidence); the role of supportive supervision and responsive management (moderate confidence); familiarity and training of health workers in the use of the digital devices (moderate confidence); availability of technical programming expertise for the initial development and ongoing maintenance of the digital systems (low confidence); incentives, such as phone credit for personal use, to support regular use of the system (low confidence); easy‐to‐use systems built with user participation (moderate confidence); use of basic or personal mobile phones to support easier adoption (low confidence); consideration for software features, such as two‐way communication (low confidence); and data availability in an easy‐to‐use format, such as an interactive dashboard (moderate confidence). …”
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