Objectives: Pediatric subspecialty care, including multidisciplinary palliative care, tends to
be located in urban academic centers or children's hospitals. Telehealth provides the …

PURPOSE: The coronavirus pandemic has transformed the practice of medicine, forcing a
rapid transition to telehealth. As a specialty, palliative care relies upon expert-level …

Aims and objectives To explore the advantages and disadvantages of using video
consultations, as experienced by specialised palliative care healthcare professionals, who …

During the last months of life, many people with advanced illness will be living in their
homes. Coping with changing symptom & and ultimately preparing for death, becomes …

Background/objective The COVID-19 pandemic has brought the use of telehealth to the fore,
as many people have been unable to interact directly with healthcare professionals (HCP) …

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 …

Aim: To analyse the use of e-Health technologies and mobile apps in palliative care (PC).
Methods: Search on PubMed, using 'telemedicine','ehealth','mobile health','telecare','health …

Background: Telemedicine has been applied successfully in various fields of medicine. This
mode of health care delivery may potentially be useful in supporting frail nursing home …

Effective delivery of cancer care via telehealth requires a planned care system that accounts
for myriad patient, provider, and practice/cancer center resources before, during, and after …

The purpose of this rapid evidence check was to identify virtual care modalities that are safe
and effective in the delivery of end of life and palliative care. Thirty-three peer reviewed …