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Elsevier Telehealth for Pediatricians An Issue of Pediatric Clinics of North America 1st Edition by Wang, C.Jason
In collaboration with Consulting Editor Dr. Bonita Stanton, the Guest Editors of this issue of Pediatric Clinics of North America have comprehensively review the current and future opportunities for implementing telehealth into pediatric practice. Expert authors have written review articles that provide information based on current knowledge of implementation of technologies but also ask questions about how to implement and what potential challenges there will be. Articles are specifically devoted to: Overview of Telehealth for Pediatricians; Role of Doctor-Patient Relationship in Telehealth; Design Purpose and Design Thinking for Telehealth; How to Implement Telehealth in Pediatrics; Issues Related to Adoption of Health Apps and Telemedicine Programs; Workforce Trends and Business Model for Telehealth; Moral, Political and Economic and Social Dilemmas of Telehealth; Automated Digital Health with Big Data, Predictive Analytics and AI; Tele-rounds and Cased-Based Training; Role of Text-messaging and Messaging apps in telehealth; High-Quality Telehealth Training Programs; Technical and Regulatory Issues of Telehealth Medicine; and Global Health Perspective on Telehealth. Pediatricians will come away with the information they need to employ telemedicine in their clinical practice 1. Introduction to spinal cord injury2. From the field to the emergency department and beyond3. The shifting paradigm in the physiotherapy treatment of spinal cord injuries4. Early hospital management of the patient with a spinal cord injury5. Biomechanics6. Functional independence7. Use of electrotherapeutic techniques in the treatment of spinal cord injury8. Modes of transport9. Ambulation10. Hydrotherapy for a patient with an SCI11. Incomplete spinal and peripheral nerve lesions12. Overview of sexual function and changes post-SCI13. Exercise and sport and the person with spinal cord injury14. Paediatric spinal cord injury15. Ageing with a spinal cord injury16. High cervical lesions17. Ageing with a spinal cord injury18. Common complications of spinal cord injury19. Psychological sequelae of spinal cord injuries20. Sociological issues associated with spinal cord injury - a personal journey21. The hazards of living with a spinal cord injury