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eSSC - Supported Self-Care Telehealth

eSSC - Supported Self-Care

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eSSC program features and services

eSSC program features and services

The eSSC program combines clinical software and in-home technology that improve outcomes by fostering behavioral change. Customized care plans allow clinicians to set thresholds on incoming vital signs and survey replies, and send educational content to help empower patients to self-care.
Patient participation and engagement

Patient participation and engagement

With the eSSC program, patients with chronic conditions have the professional support and resources they need to stay healthier out of the hospital. The following tools help keep patients in close contact with their care teams, and help them better understand and manage their own health: Daily health status surveys for subjective monitoring, customizable intervention measurements, personal messages from care team members and disease-specific educational content including video, quizzes and tips for improving lifestyle behaviors.
Behavioral science foundation¹

Behavioral science foundation¹

Extensive research on the lifestyle and communication habits of different patient demographics is built into the eSSC program along with input from behavioral scientists on patient motivations and health behaviors. This holistic approach to program design helps provide that patients receive personalized subject-matter and effective, confidence-boosting self-care strategies.
Clinical support and training

Clinical support and training

The eSSC program includes comprehensive support and training resources, including patient selection criteria setting; patient stratification tools, including surveys on medication compliance, nutrition and depression; and reporting for program administrators and physicians.
Patient education support

Patient education support

Audiovisual patient education programs leverage video and tablet technology to increase health literacy for patient populations. The use of less technical language combined with an interactive approach helps improve patient knowledge, self-care abilities and confidence; which can lead to behavioral changes that make a difference in health and quality of life.
Technology-powered communication

Technology-powered communication

Using two-way live video, clinicians can connect with and assess patients more accurately. This face-to-face interaction is designed to foster care plan compliance and help enhance diagnosis by providing immediate access to patient feedback. In addition, two-way video is designed to build patient self-care skill.
Implementation services

Implementation services

Our multi-disciplinary team of clinical and technical professionals delivers a range of services for program design and resource planning.
  • eSSC program features and services
  • Patient participation and engagement
  • Behavioral science foundation¹
  • Clinical support and training
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eSSC program features and services

eSSC program features and services

The eSSC program combines clinical software and in-home technology that improve outcomes by fostering behavioral change. Customized care plans allow clinicians to set thresholds on incoming vital signs and survey replies, and send educational content to help empower patients to self-care.
Patient participation and engagement

Patient participation and engagement

With the eSSC program, patients with chronic conditions have the professional support and resources they need to stay healthier out of the hospital. The following tools help keep patients in close contact with their care teams, and help them better understand and manage their own health: Daily health status surveys for subjective monitoring, customizable intervention measurements, personal messages from care team members and disease-specific educational content including video, quizzes and tips for improving lifestyle behaviors.
Behavioral science foundation¹

Behavioral science foundation¹

Extensive research on the lifestyle and communication habits of different patient demographics is built into the eSSC program along with input from behavioral scientists on patient motivations and health behaviors. This holistic approach to program design helps provide that patients receive personalized subject-matter and effective, confidence-boosting self-care strategies.
Clinical support and training

Clinical support and training

The eSSC program includes comprehensive support and training resources, including patient selection criteria setting; patient stratification tools, including surveys on medication compliance, nutrition and depression; and reporting for program administrators and physicians.
Patient education support

Patient education support

Audiovisual patient education programs leverage video and tablet technology to increase health literacy for patient populations. The use of less technical language combined with an interactive approach helps improve patient knowledge, self-care abilities and confidence; which can lead to behavioral changes that make a difference in health and quality of life.
Technology-powered communication

Technology-powered communication

Using two-way live video, clinicians can connect with and assess patients more accurately. This face-to-face interaction is designed to foster care plan compliance and help enhance diagnosis by providing immediate access to patient feedback. In addition, two-way video is designed to build patient self-care skill.
Implementation services

Implementation services

Our multi-disciplinary team of clinical and technical professionals delivers a range of services for program design and resource planning.

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  • 1.Debra Lieberman, Ph.D., Consultant, Evidence-Based Strategies for Improving Home Telehealth Educational Videos Users’ Health Behaviors,(2015)
  • 2.Bashshur RL, et al. The Empirical Foundations of Telemedicine Interventions for Chronic Disease Management. Telemed and e-Health. 2014 Sept; 20(9):769-800.

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