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Telehealth Care Reduces COPD Assessment Scores by Half

May 4, 2021
“It is not possible to treat all patients with COPD sufficiently with in-person consultations, due to several factors, such as clinical capacities, cost, travel burden, living in remote areas, or immobility,” explains Frank Rassouli, MD. “Although telehealth care (TC) offers clinicians the ability to contact and monitor patients with COPD easily over distances at low cost, the wide variability of TC interventions such a monitoring of physiological parameters and vital signs or self-reported symptoms makes it unclear which modalities are best suited for improving patients’ health status or detecting exacerbations.”
For a paper published in the
Journal of Internal Medicine, Dr. Rassouli and colleagues investigated the impact of TC procedures on the course of COPD and health-related quality of life (HRQOL) as assessed by the slope of individual COPD assessment test (CAT) changes during the duration of a multicenter, randomized, controlled crossover ....

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