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Telehealth in India Experiences of Parents of Children with Autism

I am interested in studying the use of technology to support delivery of instruction to train parents of children with Autism in India. India being the second most populous country in the world and home to nearly a fifth of the world’s population does not have an estimate of prevalence of autism (Rudhra et al., 2010). Some experts say that one in 68 children are diagnosed with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in India (Kumar & Best, 2006).With nearly 70% of […]

Impact on Medical Technology Due to the Passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

Abstract The purpose of this paper is to outline the overall impact that the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), most often referred to as ACA, has had on Medical Technology. This will investigate the perspective of the patient, vendors, and manufacturers as well as the overall health care system in the United States (US). The PPACA was one of the most broadly sweeping legislation that impacted health care in the US since the advent of the Medicare and […]

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Diabetes Management in Adults

This paper discusses eight published articles that explore results from research conducted using telehealth and its effect on diabetes management in adults. The articles vary in their modes of intervention. Most articles used traditional intervention such as an office visit for comparison. This paper examines all articles included to suggest that telehealth in general has an effect of diabetes management in adults, and that different modes of intervention should be studied in order to fully understand how telehealth intervention influences […]

Collaborative Practice in Australian Maternity Settings: Focus on Rural and Remote Practice

In the context of maternity care, ‘collaboration’ is defined as a shared partnership between a birthing woman, midwives, doctors and other members of a multidisciplinary team (National Health & Medical Research Council, 2010). Collaborative practice is based on the philosophy that multidisciplinary teams can deliver care superior to that which could be provided by any one profession alone (National Health & Medical Research Council, 2010). Indeed, there is evidence to suggest that collaborative maternity practice does improve outcomes for women, […]