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Title: Reconfiguring Care for Chronic Disease with Home Monitoring: A Pilot Study Report on Telemetry-Supported Care for COPD Patients in the Lothian Region
Authors: Ure, Jenny
Kydd, Gillian
Tarling, Alex
McKinstry, Brian
Hanley, Janet
Pagliari, Claudia
Pinnock, Hilary
Sheikh, Aziz
MacNee, William
McCall Smith, Emily
Corscadden, Paddy
Issue Date: 2009
Citation: URL: http://www.telescot.org/uploads/4/5/9/4/4594120/telescot-copd-pilot-report.pdf
Publisher: Online Telescot Project Page www telescot.org
Series/Report no.: Home- Telemonitoring
1. COPD Pilot
Abstract: A qualitative report of users' experiences of home telemonitoring in COPD (Chronic Obstructive Lung Disorder) in Lothian Region. This research, with patients, carers, nurses, physiotherapists and GPs provided an early insight into the experience of the players in a new approach to managing chronic disease, and was designed to inform the design and development of a larger study of the techical, clinical , social, organisational, and usability issues. It raises a number of issues with implications for the scaling of new and potentially disruptive technologies,and provided an initial platform for discussion /negotiation of the change management issues.
Description: Pilot Study for a larger scale study of COPD
Sponsor(s): Scottish Centre for Telehealth
Intel
NHS Lothian
Keywords: telemonitoring
telehealth
COPD
chronic disease
change management
qualitative research
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1842/5828
ISSN: none
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