Telenursing

Sajeesh Kumar, Helen Snooks

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English

Springer London Ltd
05 November 2013

Telemedicine; Public health & preventive medicine; Nursing

Series: Health Informatics

Written by experts from around the globe (USA, Europe, Australia and Asia) this book explains technical issues, digital information processing and collective experiences from practitioners in different parts of the world practicing a wide range of telenursing applications including telenursing research by professionals in the field.

This book lays the foundations for the globalisation of telenursing procedures, making it possible to know that a nursing service could perform on a patient anywhere in the world.

Edited by: Sajeesh Kumar, Helen Snooks
Imprint: Springer London Ltd
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Edition: 2011 ed.
Dimensions: Height: 235mm, Width: 155mm, Spine: 13mm
Weight: 338g
ISBN: 9781447127079
ISBN 10: 1447127072
Series: Health Informatics
Pages: 202
Publication Date: 05 November 2013
Audience: Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Prof. Sajeesh Kumar, University of Pittsburgh has extensive telemedicine research experience in several countries. His multi-disciplinary expertise extends from medicine, e-medicine, electronic engineering, and biomedical engineering to computer science. Dr. Sajeesh has won several research awards, published scientific papers in acclaimed journals including Nature and Lancet. Some of these technologies have rolled out to clinicians. He is a member of the American Telemedicine Association, IEEE Computer Society and the International Society for Telemedicine and e-Health. Recently, he was conferred with the prestigious Premier’s Australia Day Award. Prof. Helen Snooks, Swansea University has research interests and expertise in the fields of Emergency Pre-hospital and Unscheduled Care, Clinical Audit and Effectiveness, and research support. The focus of her work is to plan, design and carry out evaluations of new models of service delivery which often involves changing roles and working across boundaries between service providers. In recent years, Prof Snooks has been involved in diverse studies concerning retention of nurses in the NHS, the organisation of primary care nursing, gastrointestinal services and health-related community development.

Reviews for Telenursing

From the reviews: In an era of increasingly restrictive health care reimbursement patterns coupled with rapidly changing patient demographics, Telenursing is an important text for readers considering taking part in the development and expansion of this evolving, technology-based model of care delivery. ... The strength of this book is the clarity provided by the concise systematic structure the editors have established for the contributors' chapter submissions. ... Clinicians from all disciplines are well advised to understand and participate in the development of both telenursing and telehealth. (Lisa Wentworth Smith, Journal of the American Medical Association, Vol. 307 (1), January, 2012)