Key result
Telemonitoring reduces hospitalizations, length of stay, and mortality versus nurse-led telephone support in home care.
Why the study?
To evaluate the performance of various telenursing technologies in home health care and determine whether specific modalities yield superior clinical outcomes compared with nurse-led telephone support.
Do advanced telenursing technologies improve clinical outcomes compared to nurse-led telephone support in adult patients receiving home health care?
Systematic Review
Do advanced telenursing technologies improve clinical outcomes compared to nurse-led telephone support in adult patients receiving home health care?
Telemonitoring in home health care provides superior clinical impacts, such as reduced hospitalizations and mortality, compared to nurse-led telephone support.
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Supports telemonitoring over telephone support in home HF care; confirms consistent RCT benefits on hospitalizations and mortality.
Mun et al. (2026) conducted a systematic review in Home health care (heart failure most targeted). Advanced telenursing technologies (telemonitoring and videophones) vs. Nurse-led telephone support was evaluated on Clinical outcomes including hospitalizations, length of stay, mortality, glycemic control, and self-care behaviors. Telemonitoring demonstrated consistent benefits over nurse-led telephone support for home health care patients, including reductions in hospitalizations, length of stay, and 1-year mortality.
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