Sorrells-Jones et al., 2006 - Google Patents
Nursing and telehealth: Opportunities for nurse leaders to shape the futureSorrells-Jones et al., 2006
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- 12503322078904117007
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- Sorrells-Jones J
- Tschirch P
- Liong M
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- Nurse Leader
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There is considerable evidence that telehealth interventions can decrease the cost of patient care while maintaining or improving both the quality of care and patient satisfaction. Additionally, used appropriately, telehealth has been shown to increase the productivity of …
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