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Over the past decade, remote monitoring and telemedicine solutions have emerged as promising strategies to enhance HF care and management by enabling closer patient monitoring and facilitating timely, personalized clinical decision-making by health care providers [7,9,10]. Numerous clinical trials have demonstrated the benefits of telemedicine for patients with HF, particularly for reducing the risk of HF-related hospitalizations [9-12].
J Med Internet Res 2025;27:e67228
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These are especially important relationships to disentangle, given the ubiquity of SCC in aging populations [2], high rates of smartphone usage [29], and growing interest in remote assessment to enhance accessibility to cognitive screening.
JMIR Aging 2025;8:e64033
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Given that the effective deployment of a tablet-based DTx in a remote setting use case requires addressing additional factors such as ensuring household internet access, it is important to note that in Singapore, where 99% of resident households, including 93% of senior-only households, have internet access [49], this is less of a concern compared with the digital divide at the global level [50], with disparities in internet access often linked poverty and unemployment [51].
JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e63568
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The lack of documented reliability and sensitivity properties associated with measures administered in remote assessments of people with concussions poses a barrier to the ongoing use and availability of these remote assessments in practice. Further barriers to completing remote assessments include concerns regarding safety, environmental setup, and the need for support at home [14-17].
JMIR Neurotech 2024;3:e57661
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We completed our literature search in Pub Med using search terms designed in 6 layers as follows (terms within each layer were separated by the Boolean operator “OR”, while the layers themselves were separated using “AND” or “NOT”): (1) Medical Subject Heading (Me SH; [26]) term for human participants; (2) Me SH terms related to s DHTs, such as wearable electronic devices and digital technology; (3) keywords related to s DHTs such as wear* (asterisk indicates truncation), remote, and connected; (4) keywords related
J Med Internet Res 2024;26:e57628
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Research into remote cognitive assessment research has roots in the 1990s [1,7], and studies continue to examine the utility of this model [8-10]. Benefits of remote methods have been noted to include increased convenience and access [11], improved safety (eg, limited COVID-19 exposure), and management of costs [12]. Remote methods have been deemed feasible and acceptable by both providers and patients [12-14]. However, concerns about remote methods have been described.
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e58537
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With such features, wearable devices have the potential to assist clinicians in the remote evaluation and triage of postoperative patients after discharge [7-10].
JMIR Perioper Med 2024;7:e58663
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In 2019, the VHA, the largest integrated health care system in the United States, began national implementation of remote foot temperature monitoring (RTM) using Smart Mats. The VHA Innovation Ecosystem launched the Initiative to End Diabetic Limb Loss [20] in partnership with the VHA Podiatry Service, Office of Health Equity and Office of Connected Care to design new care models that incorporated emerging technologies such as the Smart Mat in early detection of diabetic foot ulcers.
JMIR Diabetes 2024;9:e53083
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Measurement-Based Care in a Remote Intensive Outpatient Program: Pilot Implementation Initiative
While IOPs were traditionally in person before 2020, the pandemic ushered in a new age of remote care options, extending beyond just one-to-one outpatient offerings to include group-based offerings, such as IOPs. Given that over half of the US population (53%) lives in mental health provider shortage areas where access to mental health providers is sparse [7], one of the primary benefits of remote care is accessibility.
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e58994
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