Literature DB >> 30641532

Telerheumatology - breaking barriers to access care in Rheumatology.

Vítor Teixeira1, Inês Cordeiro1, Maria João Gonçalves1, João Eurico Fonseca1, Carla Macieira1.   

Abstract

Telehealth applied to rheumatology, known as telerheumatology, is an emerging trend in healthcare in many countries. It constitutes a promising approach with the potential to anticipate the contact of patients from remote areas with Rheumatologists, leading to earlier diagnosis and treatment, and thus probably to better long-term outcomes. Telerheumatology under the scope of International collaborations may also improve the access of the PALOP population to Rheumatology care, resulting in proper shared decisions for patient's evacuation, preventing family separation and reducing the costs associated to intercontinental dislocations.

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Year:  2018        PMID: 30641532

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Acta Reumatol Port        ISSN: 0303-464X            Impact factor:   1.290


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