Connecting Kids to Care: Developing a School-Based Telehealth Program

Garber, Kelli; Wells, Elana; Hale, Kathryn C.; King, Kathryn

doi:10.1016/j.nurpra.2020.12.024

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“…Telehealth services have been shown to decrease hospitalization, emergency care, and school absenteeism; diminish the financial burden on families; and reduce healthcare costs in general (Langkamp et al, 2015; Reynolds & Maughan, 2015). Telehealth law, institutional policy, contracts, and funding are necessary to effectively develop telehealth school nurse services as well as visits with community-based providers (Curfman et al, 2021; Garber et al, 2021). The need for additional advocacy exists to allow for simultaneous reimbursement for the school nurse site facilitator and clinician when utilizing telehealth (Curfman et al, 2021; Thomas et al, 2020; Watkins & Neubrander, 2020).…”

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NASN Position Statement: Telehealth—Equitable Student Access to Health Sevices

2022

NASN School Nurse

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NASN Position Statement: Telehealth—Equitable Student Access to Health Sevices

2022

NASN School Nurse

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“…Selain itu, adanya Telehealth juga dapat meningkatkan tingkat kepatuhan anak Asma terhadap program pengobatan (Lin et al, 2020). Monitoring anak asma melalui Telehealth berbasis sekolah, terbukti efektif dan efisien dalam mengatasi hambatan perawatan anak asma oleh keluarga (Garber et al, 2021) Rencana kerja strategis pemerintah terkait penerapan e-health sudah mulai sejak tahun 2015. Beberapa e-health yang saat ini mulai berkembang adalah telemedicine yang berfokus pada upaya kesehatan perorangan (Soemitro, 2016).…”

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Pemanfaatan Telehealth dalam Peningkatan Derajat Kesehatan Anak dengan Asma

Khotimah

Nilasari

2021

REAL in Nursing Journal

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Background: Asthma is a condition in which the airways are narrowed due to hyperactivity to certain stimuli, which causes inflammation. Telehealth includes the use of phone calls, text messages, email, or online health portals that allow patients to communicate with healthcare providers. Method: Design using Literature Review, which is a study based on a summary of several studies related to the research topic that has been determined. Journals used through searches with databases from EBSCOhost, ProQuest and Clinical Key between 2017 and 2021. Results: Based on the journals collected, the use of Telehealth in children with Asthma is effective in increasing the level of adherence to treatment, reducing the frequency of hospitalization and reducing the frequency of not attending school. because of recurrence. Conclusions and Recommendations:Telehealth facilitate monitoring of children's conditions and control the level of child adherence to treatment, reduce recurrence rates so that the quality of life of children with asthma is better which then reduces mortality due to asthma. The author recommends that Telehealth can be implemented in Indonesia. Keywords: Telehealth, Asthma, Pediatric

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“…Similar solutions were in place in small pockets across the state with Atrium Health and the Center for Rural Health Innovation, and both organizations became key learning partners. We carefully studied the school-based telehealth programs in Dallas, Texas, and South Carolina's statewide program to learn best clinical practices and operational successes [6,7].…”

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