I am a doctoral student at ORH/HMV, participating in a research project within the Integrated Care graduate school. My doctoral research focuses on e-health and heart failure, a condition that is both globally prevalent and financially burdensome, characterized by a substantial symptom burden and frequent hospitalizations.
The primary objective of my dissertation is to gain insights into the effective management of heart failure patients through the application of e-health technology in primary care settings. I aim to identify the challenges faced by primary care professionals in delivering care to this patient population. Additionally, I will explore the barriers encountered and evaluate the effectiveness of a novel heart failure care model that incorporates innovative technologies, specifically ReDS, within primary care environments.
The primary objective of my dissertation is to gain insights into the effective management of heart failure patients through the application of e-health technology in primary care settings. I aim to identify the challenges faced by primary care professionals in delivering care to this patient population. Additionally, I will explore the barriers encountered and evaluate the effectiveness of a novel heart failure care model that incorporates innovative technologies, specifically ReDS, within primary care environments.
