Telenursing: The view of care professionals in selected EU countries. A pilot study

Marco-Franco, Julio Emilio; Santos, Margarida Reis; Martínez, Isabel Barrachina; Jurewicz, Alina; Puig, Ramón Camaño

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e16760

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“…A higher level of education may be associated with enhanced leadership skills [13]. Nurses with higher skills and education are better equipped to implement telenursing practices and increase the value of nurses as health professionals [14].…”

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Transformational Leadership in Telenursing Implementation Towards Hospital Digital Transition

Ariga,

Siahaan,

Dalimunthe

et al. 2023

TEM Journal

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Hospitals are transforming healthcare by adopting digital telenursing technology to address the shortage of nurses, the distance between healthcare services and patients, and the cost and time efficiency of treatment and transformational leadership can help direct these changes. It was conducted in three government hospitals in Medan City, Indonesia, with 239 nurses. The data were processed using SEM-PLS. Results show transformational leadership has a positive and significant effect on telenursing with implications for helping hospitals design digital care leadership strategies.

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Transformational Leadership in Telenursing Implementation Towards Hospital Digital Transition

Ariga,

Siahaan,

Dalimunthe

et al. 2023

TEM Journal

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“…Based on a pilot study by the authors [ 9 ], their varied experience with telenursing in selected EU countries (Spain, Portugal, Poland), they analyze telenursing from a patient perspective or the perspective of a specific nursing specialty, staff management, or promotion. However, what was lacking was a comprehensive practical nursing assessment of the use of telenursing that includes practicing nurses with and without virtual care experience.…”

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Telenursing during the COVID-19 pandemic in the Czech Republic-representative sociological survey

Bártlová,

Chloubová,

Tóthová

et al. 2023

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Exploring Public Perceptions of Telenursing: A Q Methodology Study

Kim

2024

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AimsTo investigate public perceptions of telenursing in South Korea, an Asian country that is transitioning to the introduction of telenursing and possesses a high level of information and communication technology. This study sought to uncover strategies for the successful introduction and extension of telenursing by identifying the characteristics of existing perceptions.DesignQ methodology was applied.MethodsA total of 188 Q populations were selected from the literature, Internet sources, newspaper articles and in‐depth interviews about telenursing, from which the final 37 Q statements were derived. Forty‐nine people who were expected to have diverse perspectives about telenursing were selected purposively and participated in Q‐sorting. The data were obtained from November 2022 to December 2022 and analysed with principal component analysis and varimax rotations using PQMethod version 2.11.ResultsFive types of perceptions regarding telenursing in South Korea were identified: ‘Factor I: Preference for convenience and efficiency of telenursing, Active acceptance’, ‘Factor II: Complete support for telenursing, Total acceptance’, ‘Factor III: Complete skepticism for telenursing, Total nonacceptance’, ‘Factor IV: Expectance of the supplementary roles of telenursing, Immediate acceptance’ and ‘Factor V: Expectance of the supplementary roles of telenursing, Prolonged acceptance’.Patient or Public ContributionPatients and the public were not involved in this study's design, recruitment and implementation.

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Telenursing: The view of care professionals in selected EU countries. A pilot study

Cited by 3 publications

References 36 publications

Transformational Leadership in Telenursing Implementation Towards Hospital Digital Transition

Transformational Leadership in Telenursing Implementation Towards Hospital Digital Transition

Telenursing during the COVID-19 pandemic in the Czech Republic-representative sociological survey

Exploring Public Perceptions of Telenursing: A Q Methodology Study

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