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A randomized trial found telehealth mindfulness group visits improve chronic low back pain more than usual care, highlighting a scalable, non-drug treatment option.
A randomized clinical trial shows online team-based care is as effective as conventional in-person treatment for atopic dermatitis, offering an accessible alternative for chronic disease management.
This study demonstrates that a telehealth-supported community health worker program with structured feedback loops significantly improves diabetes control and care adherence in low-income Hispanic adults.
This review synthesizes evidence on patients’ perceptions of telehealth for head and neck cancer surveillance, highlighting barriers, benefits, and the potential of hybrid models to improve acceptability post-treatment.
This study evaluates comprehensive nurse-led telehealth for uncontrolled type 2 diabetes and hypertension in a fee-for-service setting, finding limited improvement in HbA1c but identifying key barriers to implementation.
An observational study in a Massachusetts FQHC network found that a telehealth navigator program with remote monitoring was associated with a substantial improvement in blood pressure control among Black adults with hypertension.
A qualitative VA study found that COVID-19 reduced trainee learning opportunities and heightened safety concerns, yet trainees contributed substantially to care delivery, telehealth expansion, patient support, and local pandemic planning.
A randomized clinical trial demonstrates that telehealth-delivered music therapy is noninferior to cognitive behavioral therapy for reducing anxiety in cancer survivors, providing durable, clinically meaningful improvements and a viable alt
This review synthesizes evidence from a 2025 randomized clinical trial evaluating a tailored weight loss program, CoachToFit, for veterans with serious mental illness, highlighting its potential to improve weight outcomes via remote support
This study evaluates whether initiating ADHD stimulant prescriptions via telehealth affects later risks of stimulant or other substance use disorders, finding no SUD risk increase but a potential rise in stimulant use disorder risk.
Remote CBT-based interventions, delivered by telehealth or online modules, offer modest but significant improvements in pain and function for individuals with high-impact chronic pain, enhancing access to evidence-based care.