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     • A virtual-first approach improves health outcomes by providing holistic care and ensuring continuity of care. Traditional telehealth models often address only one short-term illness per visit and cannot adequately manage patients with multiple interconnected conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure.
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2. www.cihi.ca › en › virtual-care-in-canadaVirtual care in Canada | CIHI - Canadian Institute for Health ...

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   Policy-makers, health care providers and patients require more data and information about virtual care and its impacts on health system spending and resources, and on patient outcomes to inform future investments and approaches to delivering health care services virtually.

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4. www.ey.com › en_pt › insightsHow virtual and in-person care merge for a healthier ... - EY

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   Jan 24, 2023 · In brief. Integrating virtual and in-person care can free up staff and beds, reduce costs, and improve outcomes as systems treat populations with fewer workers. Integration requires new workforce roles, payment incentives and concepts like digital command centers, care coordination and hospital at home. Health systems should have deep knowledge ...

5. www.canada.ca › en › health-canadaEnhancing equitable access to virtual care in Canada ...

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   Jun 29, 2021 · Identify and define barriers and obstacles to equitable access to virtual care health services, particularly for rural and remote populations, Indigenous peoples, disabled, as well as for other underserved populations.

6. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC8590973Telemedicine for healthcare: Capabilities, features, barriers ...

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   In the era of the Covid-19 Pandemic, where physical interaction becomes risky, people prefer telemedicine. Fortunately, medical visits can be reduced when telemedicine services are used through video conferencing or other virtual technologies.

7. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC8544348Connecting the World of Healthcare Virtually: A Scoping ...

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   A scoping review was conducted to define the meaning of virtual care, understand how virtual care has influenced the healthcare industry and is being expanded to complement the existing healthcare system, and describe the outcomes of using virtual care for patients and providers.

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   Why do we need more data about virtual health care?

   • Policy-makers, health care providers and patients require more data and information about virtual care and its impacts on health system spending and resources, and on patient outcomes to inform future investments and approaches to delivering health care services virtually.

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   How will virtual care improve patient and provider experience?

   • The technology supporting virtual care, such as video conferencing tools and virtual reality, will also mature to enhance patient and provider experience in using those tools.

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   Why is virtual care important in healthcare?

   • 5. Conclusions By connecting patients and providers remotely, virtual care has made its presence in different aspects of healthcare, including healthcare education, as well as positive impressions from end consumers.

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   How can virtualization improve health care?

   • Footnote 37. The virtualization of care is rapidly generating a significant volume of data, which can provide valuable insight on patient and provider experiences, health outcomes, and other indicators of system performance. Collecting this health data, particularly for underserved populations, can help identify specific health care needs.

   Enhancing equitable access to virtual care in Canada: Principle-based

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   What is virtual health?

   • Others, such as Gordon et al. also noted that virtual health can be defined as the utilization of real-time video consultation with a provider over the Internet, and that they expect the need for virtual care will continue to grow as the use of mobile devices and patient demand for immediate and convenient access to care increase.

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   How can we improve access to virtual care?

   • There is tremendous potential to improve access to virtual care across all patient cohorts. A few opportunities include the following: Address differences in uptake by income. Addressing gaps in technology, awareness, and trust may be necessary. More people than ever have access to cell phones but with variable smartphone and data access.

   Is virtual healthcare delivering on its promise? | McKinsey

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   Jan 9, 2023 · The COVID-19 pandemic has required patients, healthcare providers, and governments to reimagine how care might be delivered at home, and has revealed opportunities to potentially improve outcomes, reduce costs, and improve patient experience.