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Google opens ads to India pharmacies and New Zealand telemedicine via LegitScript LegitScript and Google expanded their healthcare ad partnership on April 8, 2026, adding India pharmacies and New Zealand telemedicine providers to eligible markets.

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Google opens ads to India pharmacies and New Zealand telemedicine via LegitScript LegitScript and Google expanded their healthcare ad partnership on April 8, 2026, adding India pharmacies and New Zealand telemedicine providers to eligible markets.

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Google opens ads to India pharmacies and New Zealand telemedicine via LegitScript LegitScript and Google expanded their healthcare ad partnership on April 8, 2026, adding India pharmacies and New Zealand telemedicine providers to eligible markets.

ICYMI: Google opens ads to India pharmacies and New Zealand telemedicine via LegitScript #GoogleAds #HealthcareMarketing #LegitScript #Telemedicine #DigitalAdvertising

Google opens ads to India pharmacies and New Zealand telemedicine via LegitScript LegitScript and Google expanded their healthcare ad partnership on April 8, 2026, adding India pharmacies and New Zealand telemedicine providers to eligible markets.

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How Audiologists Can Earn Extra Income with Online Hearing Consultations (Step-by-Step Guide) - MERF-ISH The Shift Towards Digital Health Consultation in Audiology Healthcare is no longer confined to physical clinics. The rise of digital health consultation has changed how patients interact with professionals, and audiology is slowly catching up. Patients today prefer convenience. Instead of visiting a clinic for every concern, they look for quick guidance online. This shift ... Read more

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Google opens ads to India pharmacies and New Zealand telemedicine via LegitScript LegitScript and Google expanded their healthcare ad partnership on April 8, 2026, adding India pharmacies and New Zealand telemedicine providers to eligible markets.

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Google opens ads to India pharmacies and New Zealand telemedicine via LegitScript LegitScript and Google expanded their healthcare ad partnership on April 8, 2026, adding India pharmacies and New Zealand telemedicine providers to eligible markets.

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Assessment of Telemedicine Perceptions, #usability, and Implementation Barriers Among Physicians in Kazakhstan Using the Telehealth #usability Questionnaire-Model for Assessment of Telemedicine-Kazakhstan Version (TUQ-MAST-KZ) Questionnaire: Pilot Cross-Sectional Survey Study Background: Health care professionals’ perceptions of telemedicine, its #usability, and the presence of organizational barriers are important determinants of the successful implementation of digital solutions in health care. In Kazakhstan, the use of international assessment instruments requires contextual adaptation. The Telehealth #usability Questionnaire-Model for Assessment of Telemedicine-Kazakhstan version (TUQ-MAST-KZ) questionnaire was previously developed and psychometrically validated by integrating elements of the TUQ and MAST frameworks to assess perceptions of telemedicine within the national context. Objective: The aim of this study was to conduct the first pilot application of the TUQ-MAST-KZ questionnaire with physicians in Kazakhstan and perform an initial assessment of the organizational, technical, and educational aspects of telemedicine implementation. Methods: This cross-sectional study involved an anonymous online survey using the TUQ-MAST-KZ questionnaire, which covers perceptions of telemedicine, formats of use, platform #usability, communication-related aspects, telemonitoring, organizational conditions, and implementation barriers. Responses from 156 physicians were analyzed. Stratified nonparametric comparisons were performed by sex, age group, work experience (years), and workplace, adjusted for multiple comparisons. Results: The most used telemedicine formats were telephone consultations (78/156, 50%), video consultations (69/156, 44.2%), chats and messaging applications (57/156, 36.5%), and mobile apps (48/156, 30.8%). The Kazakhstan National Telemedicine Network was used by 14.7% (23/156). Wearable devices were used by 5.8% (9/156). Telemedicine technologies incorporating artificial intelligence (#AI) elements were used regularly by 13.5% (21/156) and occasionally by 32.1% (50/156) and not used by 50.6% (79/156). Positive ratings were as follows: 48.7% (76/156) regarding the simplicity and intuitiveness of telemedicine platforms; 56.4% (88/156) regarding the timeliness of patient condition monitoring; 51.9% (81/156) regarding the effectiveness of telemedicine for the management of patients with chronic diseases. The potential usefulness of telemonitoring for earlier detection of deterioration of a patient’s condition was rated as fairly or very high by 48.7% (76/156); 41% (64/156) rated it as moderate. Only 35.9% (56/156) positively rated the connection’s reliability and stability. Regarding the accuracy of wearable device data transmission, 57.1% (89/156) responded neutrally, potentially indicating ambiguity in perception, limited personal experience, or difficulty evaluating this aspect. Readiness to recommend telemonitoring at the national level was more often rated as moderate, high, or very high (78/156, 50%; 42/156, 26.9%; 14/156, 9%, respectively). Conclusions: This pilot application of the TUQ-MAST-KZ questionnaire showed a generally moderately positive perception of telemedicine by physicians, who recognized its potential clinical and organizational value. However, we identified substantial technical and institutional barriers, including connection instability, concerns about the accuracy of data transmission, insufficient process formalization, and a need for additional training. These preliminary findings should be interpreted in light of the pilot study design; however, they may serve to inform future larger-scale research and the development of organizational measures related to physician training, protocol standardization, and infrastructure support for telemedicine implementation.

JMIR Formative Res: Assessment of Telemedicine Perceptions, #usability, and Implementation Barriers Among Physicians in Kazakhstan Using the Telehealth #usability Questionnaire-Model for Assessment of Telemedicine-Kazakhstan Version… #Telemedicine #Healthcare #DigitalHealth #Kazakhstan #Usability

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Utah Is Giving Dr. AI the Power to Renew Drug Prescriptions Dr. AI will see you now.

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New briefing examines the state of telemedicine in Europe The briefing explores the growth of telemedicine in a context already marked by underfunding, staffing shortages, burnout, and rising workloads in the health sector.

#Telemedicine is growing fast across Europe - but who is it working for?

EPSU’s new briefing looks at what digital healthcare means for workers, patients and public systems: risks of inequality, data concerns, and pressure on staff.

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Stealth Health Expands Operations in the U.S. with Innovative Telemedicine Approach Stealth Health has officially launched its full U.S. operations, offering direct-to-patient telemedicine and a white-label platform for healthcare organizations. Learn more about this exciting development.

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Telemedicine Is a Feasible Means of Enrolling Patients in Clinical Trials - Oncology Nurse Advisor In this retrospective study, researchers explored the impact of telemedicine on recruitment and enrollment in a large phase 1 clinical trial program.

#Telemedicine offers comparable recruitment and enrollment onto #clinicaltrials as in-person visits, and may help improve equitable access, suggests research published in @cancertherapyadv.bsky.social.

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Participatory Approach to Program Sustainment: Example From a Multisite National Geriatrics Telemedicine Program Background: Sustainment of evidence-based programs within dynamic health care environments requires ongoing adaptation to internal and external changes. Yet, strategies to support the sustainment of large-scale programs in heterogeneous settings are understudied. We developed and implemented a 3-phase participatory approach to support the sustainment of GRECC Connect, a 19-site Veterans Health Administration program that uses a hub-and-spoke model to expand rural access to geriatric specialty care. Objective: Our goal is to describe a novel participatory approach for identifying sustainment strategies for large-scale health care programs in complex environments, using our experience with GRECC Connect as an example to illustrate the application of this approach. Methods: We implemented the following 3-phase participatory approach with GRECC Connect team members from 19 hub sites. Phase 1: hub site clinicians and staff completed the Program Sustainment Assessment Tool, a publicly available online self-assessment of sustainability capacity. Phase 2: all sites then participated in a virtual retreat to exchange information, knowledge, and experiences related to sustainment strategies. Phase 3: each site submitted a locally-developed sustainment plan created with input from hub site team members. The sustainment plan worksheet included 3 questions asking respondents to reflect on the value of the participatory approach to sustainment. The process and experience of implementing this approach were also documented in structured meeting notes. Responses to Likert scale questions were analyzed with descriptive statistics, and qualitative data were analyzed using conventional content analysis. Results: Overall, there was a high level of participation across all 19 hub sites. In phase 1, a total of 25 individuals from 14 sites responded to the Program Sustainment Assessment Tool survey; in phase 2, a total of 58 individuals from 19 sites attended the retreat; and in phase 3, a total of 17 site sustainment plans were completed. Three primary sustainment paths were proposed and discussed during the retreat. Sites varied in their confidence to sustain program activities, but were able to articulate several barriers and facilitators specific to their site. The level of specificity in the sustainment plans varied considerably across sites. Most sites reported that this participatory approach was “very useful” (ie, ≥7 on a 10-point Likert scale) for planning their program sustainment. Conclusions: This approach offered a framework for sites to learn from one another, anticipate local barriers and facilitators, and move from reflection to identifying next steps for maintaining core program activities. Here, we describe the process used to guide 19 site teams through sustainment activities. We found the process is well-received, with sites reporting that their participation was useful for planning their sustainment journey. In elucidating our process, we provide a blueprint for other programs seeking to support sustainment across heterogeneous health care networks. Trial Registration:

JMIR Formative Res: Participatory Approach to Program Sustainment: Example From a Multisite National Geriatrics Telemedicine Program #Telemedicine #HealthcareInnovation #Geriatrics #PatientCare #RuralHealth

Evaluating a Telemedical Follow-Up Program for Continuity of Care After Hospital Discharge: Prospective Clinical Intervention Study Background: The transition from hospital to primary care is a vulnerable period for patients. Telemedicine may enhance continuity of care; however, evidence on its role in supporting hospital-to-primary-care transitions remains limited. Objective: We implemented and evaluated a telephone-based follow-up program to support the transition from hospital to home and primary care, focusing on patient health as well as patient and health care provider satisfaction. Methods: In this prospective, single-center intervention study (University Hospital Basel, September 2022-December 2024), 234 patients discharged from the emergency unit or internal medicine wards received structured telemedical follow-up for up to 10 days until their first primary care appointment. Primary outcomes were patient health and satisfaction; secondary outcomes were health care provider satisfaction. Data were collected using patient-reported outcome measures, patient-reported experience measures, and provider assessments and analyzed descriptively and analytically (=.05). Results: Patient-reported outcome measure and patient-reported experience measure scores changed during follow-up, while no deterioration was observed. Health care provider satisfaction varied, with telemedical physicians reporting the highest ratings, hospital physicians intermediate ratings, and general practitioners the lowest, citing challenges in information transfer and perceived added value. Conclusions: This study outlines both the potential benefits and the practical challenges of implementing a telephone follow-up program after hospital discharge. Variations in physician satisfaction highlight the need for more user-friendly technical infrastructure and clearer role definitions. Future multicenter studies with broader patient samples, usual care controls, and simplified recruitment processes are required to strengthen the #feasibility and generalizability of this approach. Trial Registration: ClinicalTrials.gov NCT05617560; https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT05617560

JMIR Formative Res: Evaluating a Telemedical Follow-Up Program for Continuity of Care After Hospital Discharge: Prospective Clinical Intervention Study #Telemedicine #ContinuityOfCare #PatientCare #HealthcareInnovation #HospitalDischarge

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#Telemedicine offers comparable recruitment and enrollment onto #clinicaltrials as in-person visits, and may help improve equitable access.

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Sustaining a Promising Clinical Practice in High-Turnover Rural Environments Through the Geriatric Referral Navigator Role: Qualitative Case Study Background: Sustaining evidence-based health care programs is challenging, especially in clinical settings with high staff turnover. GRECC Connect is an evidence-based telemedicine service that provides geriatric specialty care to rural patients through a hub-and-spoke model between US Department of Veterans Affairs medical center “hubs” and community-based outpatient clinic (CBOC) “spokes.” Four geographically diverse GRECC Connect hub sites (of 19 total) volunteered to implement a “geriatric referral navigator” role to address the challenge of sustaining use of this program in rural CBOCs. Objective: This study aimed to understand how a health care program such as GRECC Connect can design and implement a navigator role to sustain use of its services. Methods: We conducted a longitudinal qualitative study using a case study approach. Participants were GRECC Connect hub site staff, including program directors, coordinators, and analysts from a range of disciplines, including clinical pharmacists, geriatricians, and social workers. Over one year, we conducted 31 qualitative interviews (5 to 9 “periodic reflection” meetings and 2 semistructured interviews at each of the 4 sites) focused on key tasks, skills, and characteristics of the geriatric referral navigator role along with perceptions about the role’s value. Each of the group interviews involved 2 to 4 staff members (N=10). We conducted directed content analysis using a rapid analytic approach and then shared deidentified preliminary findings at a national GRECC Connect online meeting where staff from all 19 hub sites (n=40) reflected on the role. We summarized and compared the perspectives shared during that meeting with the data we collected and analyzed from the 4 participating hub sites. Results: Key navigator tasks included building relationships, providing education, monitoring and troubleshooting logistical and technological issues within and across CBOCs, and evaluating the appropriateness of referrals. While professional backgrounds varied, navigator traits deemed essential for success included being flexible, creative, and a problem solver with deep institutional knowledge. The time needed to conduct navigator tasks—between 15% and 70% of the time required of a full-time employee—was substantial. The navigator role resembles several roles described in the literature that are meant to support program implementation and service use, including internal champions, external facilitators, and clinical navigators. Navigator tasks reflected a combination of known “semivisible” implementation strategies that hub site staff considered necessary not only for initially implementing the program but also for sustaining use of GRECC Connect in rural clinical environments with high staff turnover. Conclusions: The geriatric referral navigator role encompasses a broad array of recognized implementation strategies. It is critical to invest in supporting the types of tasks and strategies implemented by the geriatric referral navigator to maintain promising practices over time, where appropriate, to avoid the costs and burdens of implementing new, similar programs in the future.

JMIR Formative Res: Sustaining a Promising Clinical Practice in High-Turnover Rural Environments Through the Geriatric Referral Navigator Role: Qualitative Case Study #Telemedicine #GeriatricCare #RuralHealth #HealthcareInnovation #VeteransHealth

💡This paper highlights how, despite a post- #COVID19 decline in use in some countries, #telemedicine supports improved access, efficiency, and resilience in #cancer care! It also shows that policy, privacy 🔐, infrastructure, and digital literacy remain key challenges.

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Brought back the #telemedicine discussion in today's PSDH Lunch Chat

Telemedicine not yet reaching potential for serving rural, disadvantaged communities, Brown study finds The retrospective study was conducted by Brown and Harvard-affiliated researchers.

Telemedicine not yet reaching potential for serving rural, disadvantaged communities, study finds #telemedicine #AI #LLM #healthcare #populationhealth #mHealth

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Correction: The Mechanism of Online Health Information Seeking Switching to Online Medical Consultation: Cross-Sectional Study

JMIR Formative Res: Correction: The Mechanism of Online Health Information Seeking Switching to Online Medical Consultation: Cross-Sectional Study #OnlineHealth #HealthInformation #Telemedicine #MedicalConsultation #HealthcareInnovation