Posted below are selected past performance citations that illustrate iTelehealth Team's ability to meet and/or exceed organizational research requirements and expectations.

Telenursing for Remote Cardiac Rehab

iTeleHealth served as the telehealth experts and provided guidance on equipment selection and the content of telehealth visits in designing, implementing and evaluating a Post-Discharge, Open Heart Surgery Telenursing and Tele-Cardiac Rehab program pilot with Walter Reed Army Medical Center. We also developed research protocols, research consents, and staff and patient manuals for this significant qualitative research effort, which evaluated the feasibility and outcomes of a remote, home-based cardiac rehabilitation program for post-surgery Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) patients.

Learn more about the Telenursing for Remote Cardiac Rehab Research.

Telemedicine-Based Burn Research Initiative

Longitudinal Outcomes of Patients The Telemedicine-Based Burn Research Initiative provided telemedicine technology to researchers and discharged burn patients as a research tool and data collection strategy to support an ongoing study investigating the telemedicine technology and the long-term outcomes of burn patients treated at the US Army Institute of Surgical Research (USAISR). The ultimate goal in this partnership with The Geneva Foundation and USAISR was that the longitudinal study would provide the foundation for an outcomes-based rehabilitation program for burn survivors treated in the USAISR, with telemedicine technology to support the program.

Click here to read the executive summary of this research report.

HEC

We served as research experts for Health E Control (HEC), a Congressionally funded program of research with a focus on consumer-based healthcare, and empowerment of the consumer to make wise health decisions by using Internet-based technologies and information tools.

Find out more about this initiative.