Background: Telehealth technologies are an emerging resource opening up the possibility
of greater support if they have utility for patients, carers and clinicians. They may also help to …

There is a lack of evidence-based research in the use of Telehealth within palliative care in
the UK, particularly in Scotland. The aim of this project was to evaluate the current use of …

Background Telehealth is being used increasingly in providing care to patients in the
community setting. Telehealth enhanced service delivery could offer new ways of managing …

ObjectivePalliative care plays an essential role in enhancing the quality of life and quality of
death for residents in long-term care homes (LTCHs). Access to palliative care specialists is …

Abstract Background In Australia during the COVID‐19 pandemic new funding models were
introduced to support telehealth consultations, resulting in their widescale adoption in …

This review paper explores the use of telehealth in relation to palliative care in the UK.
Information technology (IT) developments are being harnessed throughout society, and …

Telepalliative care services enable clinicians to provide essential palliation services to
people with a life-limiting illness in or closer to home. This study aims to explore the costs …

Introduction This study assessed the feasibility of integrating telehealth-assisted home-
based specialist palliative care (TH-SPC) into a rural community setting. Methods This was a …

We reviewed telehealth applications which were being used in palliative care settings in the
UK. Electronic database searches (Medline, CINAHL, PsychInfo and Embase), searches of …

Background Telehealth is growing and its application in palliative care is seen as a solution
to pressures on palliative care services. A 2010 UK review reported growing awareness of …