Taux d’inscription et d’abandon des personnes atteintes de bronchopneumopathie chronique obstructive approchées pour des interventions de télésanté : Une revue systématique et une analyse de méta-régression
Admin2024-01-06T02:21:50+00:00Highlights Approximately 51 % of individuals with COPD refuse to participate in telehealth interventions, and among those who do participate,15 % will not complete the intervention. Incorporating more than one recruitment method in RCTs with a longer duration d the dropout rate. More convenient methods, such as web-or telephone-based delivery, which saved time and made travelling to an intervention site unnecessary, reduced the dropout rate. Abstract Introduction Telehealth interventions have the potential of improving health outcomes for individuals with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). However, the precise impact of telehealth on exacerbation and hospital readmissions remains inconclusive. This lack of [...]