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In the Netherlands, a web-based service called Directlab Online (Saltro, part of Unilabs) offers individuals direct access to laboratory diagnostic tests independent of a health care provider [17]. It is a so-called direct-to-consumer platform. Directlab Online gives individuals direct digital access to diagnostic testing based on a triage that aligns with medical guidelines.
JMIR Hum Factors 2024;11:e45115
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An important and promising element of digitization in health care are digital triage tools consisting of a questionnaire for patients to identify the risk of a medical problem. These tools use a digital questionnaire typically administered by a health care professional, and an algorithm based on a medical decision tree generates automatic advice for follow-up, for example, a web-based symptom checker.
JMIR Hum Factors 2024;11:e49221
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Our study describes a new diagnostic-related e Health initiative called Homelab, which is a direct web-based access service implemented in the environment of the general practice. Patients can use Homelab to order diagnostic tests online without going to the GP for a diagnostic test referral. After ordering a test on Homelab, the patient’s GP needs to authorize the ordered test; this way, GPs can monitor what is being ordered. Authorizing the ordered tests ensures that the tests are reimbursed health care.
JMIR Form Res 2023;7:e42151
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To translate the findings from the literature study into a modus operandi for health care organizations, we aimed to develop a model that can help health care organizations organize hybrid health care and identify improvement opportunities for a solid and sustainable integration of e Health.
JMIR Form Res 2022;6(7):e38683
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