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Marios Skiadas1, Basil Agroyiannis, Ewart Carson, Derek Cramp, Costas Fourtounas, Ann Darnige, Alastair Morgan, David Murley, Harry Tsavdaris, Costas Hassomeris, Costas Skouras.
Abstract
A telemedicine system for home haemodialysis was designed using a systems approach and a feedback model to produce the hardware and software specifications. Preliminary clinical trials at four European locations involved 29 patients and 305 sessions of haemodialysis. The evaluation included an evaluability assessment and formative evaluation. Central to the methodology was the detailed specification of a stakeholder/evaluation criterion matrix. Preliminary results indicated that the telemedicine system was capable of satisfying the requirements of formative evaluation as a precursor to evaluating its overall worth.Entities:
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Year: 2002 PMID： 12097177 DOI： 10.1177/1357633X0200800306
Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Telemed Telecare ISSN： 1357-633X Impact factor: 6.184