Is there a role for telemedicine in adult allergy services?

Keyphrases

• Allergy 100%
• Telemedicine 100%
• Clinical Scenarios 66%
• Copyright 33%
• Quality of Service 33%
• Paucity 33%
• Cost-effectiveness 33%
• Primary Care 33%
• Information Technology 33%
• Clinical Care 33%
• Potential Gains 33%
• Cost Savings 33%
• Small Sample Size 33%
• Communication Technologies 33%
• Service Provider 33%
• Diabetes Management 33%
• Lack of Data 33%
• Health Care Delivery 33%
• Health-related Quality of Life 33%
• Keys to Success 33%
• Intensive Care 33%
• Support Information 33%
• At a Distance 33%
• Triage 33%
• Patient Selection 33%
• Governance Framework 33%
• Patient Engagement 33%
• Patient Satisfaction 33%
• Robust Information 33%
• Treatment Response 33%
• Real-time Interactive 33%
• Allergy Diagnosis 33%
• Regional Centers 33%
• Adrenaline 33%
• Internet Governance 33%
• Information Technology Support 33%
• Special Treatment 33%
• Self-injectable 33%
• Service Safety 33%
• Nasal Spray 33%
• Interactive Services 33%
• Radiology 33%
• Low Mobility 33%
• Rheumatology Care 33%
• Training Information 33%
• Sublingual Immunotherapy 33%
• Randomized Controlled Study 33%
• Self-management Plans 33%
• Store-and-forward 33%
• Clinician Satisfaction 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Telemedicine 100%
• Rheumatology 33%
• Health Care Cost 33%
• Side Effect 33%
• Quality of Life 33%
• Diabetes 33%
• Clinician 33%
• Prospective Study 33%
• Primary Health Care 33%
• Intensive Care 33%
• Patient Selection 33%
• Cost-Effectiveness Analysis 33%
• Epinephrine 33%
• Treatment Response 33%
• Desensitization 33%
• Allergy Test 33%
• Dermatology 33%
• Radiology 33%
• Limited Mobility 33%
• Nasal Spray 33%