Frontiers in Health Services,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4
Published: July 23, 2024
In
Singapore,
an
ageing
population
with
increasing
chronic
disease
burden
and
complex
social
circumstances
have
strained
the
healthcare
system.
For
health
system
to
run
more
efficiently,
patients
should
be
appropriately
sited
according
their
medical
needs.
community
hospitals
serve
as
intermediate
inpatient
facility
managing
sub-acute
rehabilitation
care
Our
policy
brief
uncovers
gaps
in
transforming
hospital
models
offers
actionable
steps
unlock
chokepoints
Singapore's
The
future
can
accommodate
higher
acuity
but
medically
stable
patients,
while
who
do
not
require
partners,
if
policy,
resourcing
technology
factors
are
addressed.
An
evidence-based,
stepwise
approach
involving
all
stakeholders
will
required
pilot
evaluate
new
before
large-scale
change.
Artificial
intelligence
and
other
digital
health
technologies
may
optimize
nurses'
work.
Therefore,
we
aimed
to
examine
the
roles
of
nurses
in
facilitating
adoption
identify
opportunities
for
these
reduce
burnout.
We
conducted
a
cross-sectional
survey
study
focused
on
use
artificial
technology
with
nursing
informaticists.
Data
collection
was
guided
by
implementation
science
framework,
Non-Adoption,
Abandonment,
Scale-up,
Spread,
Sustainability.
Participants
were
recruited
electronically
through
professional
informatics
organizations.
Survey
data
analyzed
using
basic
descriptive
statistics.
Fifty-two
participants
from
across
United
States
completed
survey.
Telehealth
(73%),
patient
portals
(71%),
medical-grade
devices
(69%)
most
frequently
used,
whereas
used
only
38%.
Staffing
shortages
(88%),
low
staff
retention
(81%),
inadequate
support
when
adopting
new
(52%)
among
key
drivers
endorsed
tasks
as
being
supported
health,
especially
assessment
evaluating
outcomes,
intelligence.
Engaging
early
process
developing
deploying
intelligence,
help
address
burnout
producing
more
nursing-centered
providing
technology-enabled
work
alternatives
bedside
care.
Frontiers in Digital Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
7
Published: March 27, 2025
Introduction
Digital
health
has
revolutionized
the
landscape
of
healthcare
through
personalized
care,
moving
away
from
traditional
approach
treating
symptoms
and
conditions.
devices
provide
diagnostic
accuracy
treatment
effectiveness
while
equipping
patients
with
control
over
their
well-being.
Although
growth
technology
provides
unprecedented
opportunities,
there
are
also
certain
issues
arising
use
such
technology.
This
scoping
review
aimed
to
explore
perceived
gaps
challenges
in
digital
by
meta-synthesize
them.
Identifying
will
encourage
new
insights
understanding,
leading
evidence-informed
policies
practices.
Methods
Three
electronic
databases
were
searched
(Cinahl
EBSCO,
Pubmed,
Web
Science)
for
papers
published
English
between
January
2010
December
2023.
A
narrative
meta-synthesis
was
performed.
The
followed
Preferred
Reporting
Items
Systematic
Reviews
Meta-Analysis
(PRISMA)
2009
checklist.
Results
total
345
retrieved
screened,
a
noticeable
increase
publication
numbers
after
2015.
After
final
selection,
28
included
meta-synthesis;
these
2015
99
individual
reports
synthesis
papers,
comprising
25
identified
74
challenges.
Discussion
Our
revealed
several
related
patients'
health,
including
generational
differences
propensity
deficiencies
work
process.
In
terms
ethics,
lack
trust
data
ownership
highlighted,
identifying
realm
disruption
human
rights.
We,
therefore,
propose
building
model
ethically
aligned
development
acceptance
that
considers
rights
crucial
parameter
ecosystem.
Patient Preference and Adherence,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
Volume 18, P. 721 - 731
Published: March 1, 2024
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
transformed
the
way
healthcare
is
delivered
by
increased
utilisation
of
eHealth
tools
to
deliver
remote
patient
consultations.
These
served
various
functions
during
including
monitoring
and
surveillance
patients.
Therefore,
assessment
digital
health
interventions
for
medication
adherence
crucial
maximise
potential
benefits
eHealth.
aim
this
study
understand
perspectives
experts
in
around
used
aid
COVID-19.
Frontiers in Health Services,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4
Published: July 23, 2024
In
Singapore,
an
ageing
population
with
increasing
chronic
disease
burden
and
complex
social
circumstances
have
strained
the
healthcare
system.
For
health
system
to
run
more
efficiently,
patients
should
be
appropriately
sited
according
their
medical
needs.
community
hospitals
serve
as
intermediate
inpatient
facility
managing
sub-acute
rehabilitation
care
Our
policy
brief
uncovers
gaps
in
transforming
hospital
models
offers
actionable
steps
unlock
chokepoints
Singapore's
The
future
can
accommodate
higher
acuity
but
medically
stable
patients,
while
who
do
not
require
partners,
if
policy,
resourcing
technology
factors
are
addressed.
An
evidence-based,
stepwise
approach
involving
all
stakeholders
will
required
pilot
evaluate
new
before
large-scale
change.
