Telehealthcare and nursing – can we really care for our patients at a distance?

Levy, S. (Speaker)

School of Health in Social Science

Activity: Academic talk or presentation types › Invited talk

Description

elehealthcare and nursing – can we really care for our patients at a distance? This break out session is set to answer the question in the title whilst describing some ﬁndings from recent studies that looked at the state of ‘tele-readiness’ amongst UK nursing staff. Understanding their level of skills, knowledge and nurses’ attitudes towards Telehealthcare technology is critical in managing change successfully within the clinical arena. Sharon Levy, Executive member of the British Computer Society Nursing Specialist Group

Period	2012
Event title	The International Telecare & Telehealth Conference
Event type	Conference
Location	Birmingham, United KingdomShow on map

Keywords

Telehealthcare
Nursing

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Telehealthcare and nursing – can we really care for our patients at a distance? This break out session is set to answer the question in the title whilst describing some ﬁndings from recent studies that looked at the state of ‘tele-readiness’ amongst UK nursing staff. Understanding their level of skills, knowledge and nurses’ attitudes towards Telehealthcare technology is critical in managing change successfully within the clinical arena. Sharon Levy, Executive member of the British Computer Society Nursing Specialist Group