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Designing an Efficient Implementation Process for Large Scale Adoption of Telehealth
Tonje Holm Hjertaas1, Nina Mickelson Weldingh1, Arian Ranjbar1
1Medical Technology and E-health, Akershus University Hospital, Norway.
Implementing telehealth systems can improve healthcare access. This study outlines a process for efficient large-scale telehealth adoption, showing initial signs of faster deployment times.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Digital Health Implementation
- Health Services Research
Background:
- Rising healthcare demand necessitates innovative solutions.
- Large-scale telehealth adoption requires systematic implementation processes.
- Challenges exist in quantitatively studying implementation processes.
Purpose of the Study:
- To provide a structured process for telehealth implementation.
- To address the need for efficient and systemized large-scale telehealth adoption.
- To explore initial effectiveness indicators of the proposed implementation process.
Main Methods:
- Development of a systematic telehealth implementation process.
- Qualitative assessment of implementation challenges.
- Quantitative analysis of deployment metrics.
Main Results:
- A defined process for telehealth implementation was established.
- Initial data suggests improved effectiveness in deployment.
- Time to deployment was identified as a key indicator of success.
Conclusions:
- The proposed process offers a framework for efficient telehealth implementation.
- Further quantitative studies are needed to validate effectiveness.
- Telehealth implementation can be optimized through systematic approaches.
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