Evaluates medical staff's attitudes to new duties with remote monitoring in primary healthcare, indicating potential for enhanced efficiency.
Actually in the primary healthcare sector there is an imbalance of the number of doctors and paramedical personnel, and reasonable redistribution of their functional duties could considerably improve efficiency of the primary health care. This study analyzes and assesses the medical staff’s attitude to the change of the range of their duties following the implementation of a new modern form of work with the patients – remote monitoring of blood pressure in an outpatient setting.
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