Wound Care Monitoring

This trial evaluated the value and feasibility of implementing a wound telehealth consulting system to wound patients in the home care environment. In allowing wound care specialists to remotely evaluate patient images and data from their desktops, the study was able to determine whether the system could improve efficiency while improving quicker access to specialist care.

Teledermatological monitoring of leg ulcers in cooperation with home care nurses

The authors examined the feasibility and acceptance of teledermatology for wound management for patients with leg ulcers by home care nurses and evaluate the reduction of costs and the acceptance of teledermatology by patients and home care nurses.

Feasibility of virtual wound care: a pilot study

A 9-month pilot study was initiated to evaluate the feasibility of a Web-based telemedicine program for remote wound care team consultations for patients with chronic wounds.

Feasibility and acceptance of telemedicine for wound care in patients with chronic leg ulcers

The authors examined the feasibility and acceptance of teledermatology for wound management of patients with chronic leg ulcers by home-care nurses.

Telemedical wound care using a new generation of mobile telephones: a feasibility study

The authors evaluated the feasibility of telemedical wound care using a new generation of mobile telephones with integrated cameras.