TELEMEDICINE

This study is testing whether pregnant women with high-risk conditions can safely monitor their baby's heart rate and their own blood pressure from home instead of making frequent hospital visits. 450 participants across four European hospitals will use certified home devices to …

This study is testing two ways to help older, low-income smokers in Hong Kong quit. It will see if receiving supportive text messages on a phone or getting cash payments for staying smoke-free makes a difference. The trial involves 1,200 participants and will check if they have q…

This large study is testing if treating sleep apnea soon after a stroke can help people recover better and prevent future health crises. Over 3,000 recent stroke patients are being randomly assigned to either receive standard care or standard care plus treatment for their sleep a…

This study is testing whether proactive remote check-ups (telemedicine) can work as well as traditional in-person visits to improve healthcare access for people in rural areas. It focuses on adults who haven't contacted their primary care doctor in over a year. The remote care in…

This study looks back at medical records to compare how well telemedicine and in-person medication abortions work. Researchers are checking if there are differences in treatment success, complications, and whether patients need extra follow-up visits. The goal is to understand pa…

This study is testing whether a simple video camera can accurately measure vital signs like heart rate and blood oxygen levels. Researchers at Johns Hopkins are collecting data from 94 healthy adults to build a database for developing future telemedicine tools. The goal is to cre…