On the Digital Road to Improved Home Healthcare

Thomas F. Osborne; Joel J. Reich; Bryan T. Arkwright; John Russo, Jr.

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On the Digital Road to Improved Home Healthcare

Thomas F. Osborne ,

Thomas F. Osborne

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Joel J. Reich ,

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Abstract

No abstract available. Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of articles covering technological advancements in home healthcare. Here, the authors provide an overview. Subsequent articles will expand on the details of individual subtopics.

Keywords:

elderly,

healthcare providers,

home healthcare,

home telehealth,

home telemedicine,

hospital-based treatment,

technological advances,

telehealth services,

telemedicine remote health

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