Browsing Publications by Author "Doolittle, G"

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An analysis of provider perceptions for telehospiceTM.

Whitten, P; Cook, D.J.; Doolittle, G (Prime National Pub. Corp., 1998)
A cost measurement study for a teleoncology practice.

Doolittle, G; Williams, A; Harmon, A; Allen, A; Boysen, CD; Wittman, C; Mair, F; Carlson, E (Royal Society of Medicine Press, 1998)

The costs of providing oncology services in three different ways were measured. Services were provided to a peripheral hospital by: conventional clinics, in which the oncologist worked at the hospital concerned; outreach ...
A cost measurement study of a telehospice service.

Doolittle, G; Cook, D; Williams, A (Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., 1999)
Hospice care using home-based telemedicine systems.

Doolittle, G; Yaezel, A; Otto, F; Clemens, C; Allen, A (Royal Society of Medicine Press, 1998)

A pilot study of telenursing for terminally ill patients at home was launched as a collaborative effort between KUMC and the Kendallwood Hospice. The service used the public telephone network. Interactive video equipment ...
A joint US-UK study of home telenursing.

Wootton, R; Loane, M; Mair, F; Allen, A; Doolittle, G; Begley, M; McLernan, A; Moutray, M; Harrison, S (Royal Society of Medicine Press, 1998)

Nursing notes for patients nursed at home in the USA and the UK were reviewed using an abstraction instrument developed and tested in the US. More than 1700 episodes of patient care at home were reviewed: 906 in the US and ...
Tele-KidCare: An overview of year two of the project.

Doolittle, G; Cook, D; Shaw, P (Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., 1999)
Tele-KidCare: An urban telemedicine service for an underserved population.

Shaw, P; Goodwin, J; Whitten, P; Doolittle, G (Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., 1999)
Telehealth services to improve nonadherence: A placebo-controlled study.

Smith, C.E.; Dauz, E.R.; Clements, F; Puno, F.N.; Cook, D; Doolittle, G; Leeds, W (Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., 2006)
Telehospice: A bi-state initiative to utilize telemedicine to improve patient care at the end-of-life.

Doolittle, G; Whitten, P; Cook, D (Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., 1999)
Telemedicine in Kansas: Beyond anecdotes.

Allen, A; Ermer, D; Doolittle, G; Whitten, P; Zaylor, C (Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., 1997)
Telemedicine specialty clinics: What do patients really think?

Mair, F.S.; Whitten, P; May, C; Doolittle, G (Association of University Departments of General Practice, 1997)