Home Telehealth Video Conferencing: Perceptions and Performance.

Alan Taylor Greg Morris Joanne Pech Stuart Rechter Colin Carati Michael R Kidd

Published in: JMIR mHealth and uHealth (2015)

These results showed that the quality of video conferencing when using 3G-based mobile data services instead of broadband fiber-based services was less due to failed calls, audio/ video jitter, and video pixilation during the telehealth sessions. Nevertheless, clinicians felt able to deliver effective services to patients at home using 3G-based mobile data services.

Keyphrases

healthcare
primary care
mental health
end stage renal disease
electronic health record
ejection fraction
chronic kidney disease
palliative care
affordable care act
mass spectrometry
machine learning
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patient reported