Tele-nursing reduces in-person interactions during COVID-19, suggesting enhanced patient safety and cost-effectiveness.
With the rapid expansion of modern technologies and remarkable advancements in digital health, tele-nursing has emerged as one of the most innovative and significant care approaches in today’s world [1]. This modern method offers extensive opportunities to deliver continuous, cost-effective, and safe care to patients, bringing about profound transformations in healthcare systems [2]. Recent studies published on PubMed highlight that tele-nursing, particularly during situations such as the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, played a critical role in reducing in-person interactions, preventing infection transmission, and safeguarding the health of both patients and medical personnel [3].
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