Cost-effectiveness of telehealth-delivered diet and exercise interventions: A systematic review.

Lynette LawJaimon T KellyHolly SavillMatthew P WallenIngrid J HickmanDaniel ErkuHannah L Mayr

Published in: Journal of telemedicine and telecare (2022)

This review suggests that telehealth-delivered lifestyle interventions can be cost-effective compared to traditional care. There is a need for further investigations that employ rigorous methodology and economic reporting, including appropriate decision analytical models and longer timeframes.

Keyphrases

physical activity
weight loss
healthcare
palliative care
cardiovascular disease
quality improvement
adverse drug
type diabetes
affordable care act
mass spectrometry
drug induced