Background Despite substantial investment in detection, early intervention and evidence-
based treatments, current management strategies for diabetes-associated retinopathy and …

Aim To determine diabetic retinopathy prevalence and severity among remote Indigenous
Australians. Methods A cross‐sectional diabetic retinopathy screening study of Indigenous …

Objective To explore the perceptions of rural health professionals who use telehealth
services for cardiovascular health care, including the potential role of telehealth in …

This study aimed to describe patient-related characteristics of those attending the diabetes
telehealth service delivered from a tertiary hospital and compare these with the …

Tele-ophthalmology using portable retinal imaging technology, mobile phone and Internet
connectivity offers a solution to improve access to diabetic retinopathy (DR) screening …

Objective Telemedicine has been promoted as an economical and effective way to enhance
patient care, but its acceptance among patients in low-income and middle-income countries …

Introduction: Women in rural and regional areas encounter (GDM). A telehealth initiative for
GDM care in an urban setting challenges when accessing care for gestational diabetes …

A systematic review of studies which reported on telediabetes services within Indigenous
communities was undertaken in June 2016. The aim of this study was to identify enablers …

The aim of this study was to determine the cost-effectiveness of remote patient monitoring
(RPM) with First Nations peoples living with diabetes. This study was set at the Goondir …

Context: Few telemedicine projects have systematically examined provider satisfaction and
attitudes. Purpose: To determine the acceptability and perceived impact on primary care …