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The impact of telehealth in sepsis care: A systematic review
Kevin J. Tu
, Cole Wymore
, Nedelina Tchangalova
,
Brian M. Fuller
, Nicholas M. Mohr
Division of Critical Care
Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences (ICTS)
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Keyphrases
Sepsis Care
100%
Telehealth
100%
Sepsis
45%
EBSCO
27%
Sepsis Outcomes
18%
Telehealth Applications
18%
Public Health
9%
Patient Outcomes
9%
Meta-analysis
9%
Clinical Heterogeneity
9%
Process of Care
9%
Health Outcomes
9%
Intensive Care Unit
9%
PubMed
9%
Data Extraction
9%
Patient Survival
9%
Data Synthesis
9%
Subgroup Analysis
9%
Hospital Factors
9%
Random Effects
9%
High Survival
9%
Cost Analysis
9%
English Language
9%
Causal Role
9%
Observational Study Design
9%
Interventional Trial
9%
ProQuest
9%
APA®
9%
CINAHL
9%
Web of Science Database
9%
PsycINFO
9%
Low-level Control
9%
Academic Search
9%
Telehealth Intervention
9%
Comparative Effectiveness Analysis
9%
Review Guidelines
9%
Group Survival
9%
Methodological Heterogeneity
9%
Scoping Review
9%
Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews
9%
Early-onset Sepsis
9%
Telehealth Consultation
9%
Nursing and Health Professions
Sepsis
100%
Systematic Review
100%
Telehealth
100%
Practice Guideline
6%
Intensive Care Unit
6%
Treatment Outcome
6%
Data Extraction
6%
Meta Analysis
6%
Medline
6%
Data Synthesis
6%
CINAHL
6%
PsycINFO
6%
Public Health
6%
Scoping Review
6%