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. 2021 Sep 7;15:1981–1990. doi: 10.2147/PPA.S326413

Table 2.

The Scores and Rankings for the Needs of Disabled Older Adults for Telenursing-Based Long-Term Care (n=213)

Item Mean±SD Sequence
“Internet +” spiritual consolation 3.15±0.78 6a
Intelligent monitoring 3.64±0.89 4
Visual call 3.16±0.74 17
Online psychological counseling 3.13±0.75 19
Online palliative care 2.95±0.68 25
Virtual entertainment 2.89±0.60 26
“Internet +” health consultation 3.23±0.75 4a
Remote guidance on home safety prevention 3.45±0.75 7
Remote guidance in self-help 3.34±0.86 9
Teletraining on care skills 3.32±0.75 11
Remote consultation on the policy of long-term care insurance 3.09±0.63 20
Remote consultation with assistive devices 2.96±0.62 23
“Internet +” rehabilitation training 3.17±0.72 5a
Remote education in rehabilitation videos 3.27±0.73 14
Remote supervision of rehabilitation 3.26±0.76 15
Rehabilitation in the virtual environment 2.98±0.63 21
“Internet +” medical care 3.43±0.78 2a
Telereferral 3.64±0.65 4
Telenursing consultation 3.57±0.71 6
Remote monitoring of vital signs 3.31±0.81 12
Online appointment 3.20±0.85 16
“Internet +” traditional Chinese medicine nursing 3.32±0.70 3a
Remote consultation with traditional Chinese medicine nursing 3.35±0.72 8
Remote supervision with traditional Chinese medicine nursing 3.33±0.69 10
Remote education via traditional Chinese medicine nursing 3.28±0.70 13
“Internet +” daily care 2.97±0.72 7a
Remote medication reminder 3.14±0.77 18
Online food delivery 2.98±0.77 21
Remote dietary guidance 2.96±0.72 23
Online reminder of important days 2.82±0.59 27
“Internet +” information management and first aid 3.77±0.71 1a
Remote one-button emergency caller 3.83±0.69 1
Family management account 3.76±0.79 2
Emergency card (scan QR code to obtain basic information) 3.74±0.63 3

Notes: aIs the sorting of mean scores for demands in the different dimensions. (The demands for each item are evaluated on a 5-point scale of importance, where 1 stands for “extremely disagree” and 5 stands for “extremely agree”).