Exploring Contactless Vital Signs Collection in Video Telehealth Visits Among Veterans Affairs Providers and Patients: Pilot Usability Study

While remote collection of vital readings has been described in the literature, this is one of the first accounts of testing a contactless vital signs measurement tool among providers and patients. If ongoing initiatives demonstrate accuracy in its readings, Vitals could enhance telemedicine by providing accurate and automatic reporting and recording of vitals; sending patients' vital readings (pending provider approval) directly to their electronic medical record; saving provider and patient time; and potentially reducing necessity of some home-based biometric devices. Understanding usability issues before US Food and Drug Administration approval of Vitals and its implementation could contribute to a seamless introduction of Vitals to VA providers and patients.

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JMIR Formative Research
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2024-09-05
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https://doi.org/10.2196/60491
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3
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Telemedicine and Telehealth Implementation
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1.63

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Exploring Contactless Vital Signs Collection in Video Telehealth Visits Among Veterans Affairs Providers and Patients: Pilot Usability Study

D. Keith McInnes, Eric Richardson, Leonie Heyworth, Lynn Garvin
3 citations
JMIR Formative Research
Telemedicine and Telehealth Implementation
1.63
article

Exploring Contactless Vital Signs Collection in Video Telehealth Visits Among Veterans Affairs Providers and Patients: Pilot Usability Study

D. Keith McInnes, Eric Richardson, Leonie Heyworth, Lynn Garvin
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3 citations

Abstract

While remote collection of vital readings has been described in the literature, this is one of the first accounts of testing a contactless vital signs measurement tool among providers and patients. If ongoing initiatives demonstrate accuracy in its readings, Vitals could enhance telemedicine by providing accurate and automatic reporting and recording of vitals; sending patients' vital readings (pending provider approval) directly to their electronic medical record; saving provider and patient time; and potentially reducing necessity of some home-based biometric devices. Understanding usability issues before US Food and Drug Administration approval of Vitals and its implementation could contribute to a seamless introduction of Vitals to VA providers and patients.

JMIR Formative ResearchVol. 8
Boston University (US), VA Boston Healthcare System (US), University of California San Diego (US), Bedford VA Research Corporation (US), VA New England Healthcare System (US), Office of Patient Care Services (US)
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Quality Enhancement Research Initiative
Openalex Percentile: Top 16%
Telemedicine and Telehealth Implementation
1.63
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