September 18, 2025BMJ OpenOpen Access

Development of intersectoral medical care for patients with ‘chronic critical illness’: protocol for a telemedicine interventional study with a pre-post design in out-of-hospital intensive care facilities (E=MC²)

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The study aims to improve patient care by enhancing the collection of patient-reported outcome measures through telemedicine.
Results will be obtained at specific study months over the course of 21 months, tracking a target of 57 participants for readmissions.
This multicentre trial compares standard care with structured telemedicine interventions in out-of-hospital intensive care facilities.
The findings may highlight how integrating telemedicine can effectively reduce healthcare costs and improve quality of life for chronically ill patients.

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Interventional trial evaluates telemedicine's impact on patient outcomes in chronic critical illness, suggesting enhancements to healthcare integration.

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Edel et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d435d6713b0b5dfea75327 https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjopen-2025-098796

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Interventional trial evaluates telemedicine's impact on patient outcomes in chronic critical illness, suggesting enhancements to healthcare integration.

Development of intersectoral medical care for patients with ‘chronic critical illness’: protocol for a telemedicine interventional study with a pre-post design in out-of-hospital intensive care facilities (E=MC²)

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Development of intersectoral medical care for patients with ‘chronic critical illness’: protocol for a telemedicine interventional study with a pre-post design in out-of-hospital intensive care facilities (E=MC²)

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