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Evaluating a Telemedical Follow-Up Program for Continuity of Care After Hospital Discharge: Prospective Clinical Intervention Study
The transition from hospital to primary care is a vulnerable period for patients. Telemedicine may enhance continuity of care; however, evidence on its role in supporting hospital-to-primary-care transitions remains limited.
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A structured telemedical follow-up program after hospital discharge improved patients’ sense of medical safety, strengthened continuity of care, and helped individuals navigate the transition from hospital to home more confidently.
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