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Identifying Obstacles and Research Gaps of Telemedicine Projects: Approach for a State-of-the-Art Analysis
Lorenz Harst1, Patrick Timpel2, Lena Otto3
1Research Association Public Health Saxony, Center for Evidence-Based Healthcare, Medical Faculty Carl Gustav Carus, Technische Universität Dresden, Dresden, Germany.
Abstract:
This paper presents an approach for an evaluation of finished telemedicine projects using qualitative methods. Telemedicine applications are said to improve the performance of health care systems. While there are countless telemedicine projects, the vast majority never makes the threshold from testing to implementation and diffusion. Projects were collected from German project databases in the area of telemedicine following systematically developed criteria. In a testing phase, ten projects were subject to a qualitative content analysis to identify limitations, need for further research, and lessons learned. Using Mayring's method of inductive category development, six categories of possible future research were derived. Thus, the proposed method is an important contribution to diffusion and translation research regarding telemedicine, as it is applicable to a systematic research of databases.
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