A new implementation research methodology to assess and improve usability of self-management products - Amsterdam 2025

Implementing artificial intelligence and telemedicine in real-world routine care practices

Chair(s): Vitalii Poberezhets, Omar MASROUR

Session type: Poster session

A new implementation research methodology to assess and improve usability of self-management products

Erika Kennington

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How could data science support routine asthma care: a qualitative interview study

Holly Tibble

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Guidelines in clinical practiceinside from a German app-based guideline tool

Bjoern Frye

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A new implementation research methodology to assess and improve usability of self-management products

Erika Kennington

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Prospects for the widespread introduction of digital technologies in models of medical care for people with tuberculosis

Arianna Kravchuk

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Patterns of Digital Health Adoption in Pediatric Respiratory Care: A Cluster Analysis

Alessandra Pandolfo

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Language Models Lag Behind: Inconsistent Alignment with Recent Removal of Race from Clinical Algorithms

Amin Adibi

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Real-World Evaluation of a Digital application for Severe Asthma Management in the NHS

Lauren Hudson

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Evaluation of the quality of information on websites about asthma in children and its compliance with GINA 2024 Guidelines

Mariia Tsyben

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A cross-sectional analysis of wearable device adoption and usage among western Europeans

Shuying Yu

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Can AI convey empathy? A comparative analysis with physicians

Federico Donfrancesco

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ERS CONNECT CRC: a peer-reviewed list of digital respiratory technologies

Isaac Cano

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Safety and reliability of information about bronchial asthma in social networks: a comparative analysis of Facebook and Instagram

Mariia Tsyben

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Generative artificial intelligence chatbots versus physicians on answering patients questions about nosocomial pneumonia

Vitalii Poberezhets

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Culture matters: A cross-country comparison in COPD patients of technology acceptance

Esther I. Metting

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Development and implementation of digital remote care in COPD: A collaborative service model

Silje Bergersen

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Performance of Generative Artificial Intelligence Chatbots on the Pulmonological Medical Licensing Testing

Vitalii Poberezhets

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Use of remote technologies in management of respiratory diseases in children from economically disadvantaged communities: A scoping review

Jui Prashant Andharia

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Contactless monitoring of vital signs during sleep for predicting COPD exacerbations: a case study

Julie Egmose

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Perspectives on contactless monitoring during sleep among patients with COPD: a qualitative study

Julie Egmose

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Late Breaking Abstract - Utilising real-world temporal home spirometry data for predicting asthma exacerbations

Zhendong Wang

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