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Bowen University
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2024 · Informatics and Health · 56 citations
Nursing in the Digital Age: Harnessing telemedicine for enhanced patient care
Telemedicine has emerged as a transformative force in contemporary healthcare, reshaping nursing practice across various specialties. This narrative review explored the role, challenges, and ethical considerations associated with telemedicine in nursing practice. Also, it emphasizes telemedicine’s impact on patient care, the evolution of nursing workflows, and future directions for implementation. A comprehensive narrative review was conducted, drawing upon primary research articles, systematic reviews, and policy documents published between 2010 and 2023. The search was carried out using electronic databases, including PubMed, ScienceDirect, CINAHL, and Google Scholar, employing keywords such as "telemedicine," "nursing practice," "patient care," and "ethical considerations." Eligible studies were critically appraised for relevance and rigor. Data synthesis included the identification of key themes, trends, and exemplary instances of telemedicine utilization in nursing practice. The review revealed a multifaceted role of telemedicine in nursing practice. Teletriage and remote patient monitoring were instrumental in reducing emergency department overcrowding and improving patient triage accuracy. Teleconsultations and virtual visits facilitated patient-provider interactions, while telepsychiatry addressed the growing demand for mental health support. Tele-education emerged as a vital tool for ongoing professional development among nurses. Moreover, telemedicine effectively reached rural and underserved populations, addressing healthcare disparities. Ethical considerations, such as patient privacy, informed consent, and data security, emerged as significant challenges in telemedicine. As telemedicine continues to evolve, nurses should remain adaptable, actively engaging with emerging technologies and interdisciplinary teams. Furthermore, healthcare organizations, policymakers, and nursing associations/regulatory bodies should collaborate to establish clear ethical and legal guidelines. These efforts will ensure the continued growth of telemedicine in nursing practice, ultimately enhancing patient outcomes and expanding access to quality healthcare services. • Telemedicine correlates with improved patient outcomes and higher satisfaction rates. • Nurses are pivotal in teletriage and remote patient monitoring initiatives. • Teleconsultations streamline care delivery, enhancing efficiency and accessibility. • Telepsychiatry bridges gaps in mental health services, catering to remote patients. • Teleeducation empowers nurses through accessible and flexible professional development.
2023 · Tropical Journal of Natural Product Research · 14 citations
Cancer Biology and Therapeutics: Navigating Recent Advances and Charting Future Directions
Cancer, a multifaceted and heterogeneous ailment, persists as a substantial global public health concern. Recent strides in cancer biology have profoundly augmented our comprehension of the intricate genetic and molecular mechanisms underlying the inception and advancement of cancer. This headway has propelled the formulation of innovative therapeutic strategies, embracing targeted interventions and immunotherapies, which have showcased promising outcomes in clinical assessments. However, a multitude of obstacles continue to challenge the creation of efficacious and individualized cancer treatments. This systematic review encapsulates an extensive vista of contemporary advancements in cancer biology and therapeutics, accentuating pivotal breakthroughs in our grasp of cancer's intricacies, while illuminating the latest therapeutic avenues for cancer management. Moreover, the paper elaborates on the quest's upcoming trajectories in cancer research and treatment, encompassing burgeoning technologies and uncharted domains of inquiry that might pave the way for more efficacious and personalized interventions for individuals afflicted by cancer.