Telehospice in Michigan: Use and patient acceptance
Telehospice, the use of telemedicine technologies to provide services to hospice patients, offers an innovative solution to the challenges of providing high-quality, cost-effective end-of-life care. Specifically, the technology allows caregivers to transmit video images of patients, which provide of...
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| description | Telehospice, the use of telemedicine technologies to provide services to hospice patients, offers an innovative solution to the challenges of providing high-quality, cost-effective end-of-life care. Specifically, the technology allows caregivers to transmit video images of patients, which provide off-site nurses with the information they need to assist the caregiver. Our telehospice project was conducted in urban and rural Michigan between 2000-2002 and collected data from 187 patients receiving telehospice services in their homes during this study. Overall, nurses were the primary providers of telehospice services and initiated the majority of routine televisits. Often, patients who described themselves as “overwhelmed” at the time of enrollment declined telehospice. However, patients were extremely satisfied with telehospice and often expressed frustration that nurses did not use the telehospice equipment more frequently. |
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