How Health Care Technology Leveraged in the Capstone Project to Improve Outcomes and Patient Communications

How Health Care Technology Leveraged in the Capstone Project to Improve Outcomes and Patient Communications Telephone training is a technology-facilitated interposition that boosts diabetic patients' capabilities to manage the ailment at the comfort of their homes without the frequent in-person hospital appointments for treatment. The capstone project leveraged several profits provided by mobile technology to cut down costs related to diabetes management, drive healthier involvements among diabetic patients and augment the quality of care. Currently, numerous patients have access to mobile phones and telephones, which provides a great potential for future healthcare advancement. Telephone technology forms the telemedicine fundamentals and provides a feasible mean to minimize the burden of treating diabetic patients or patients with other chronic ailments (Enam, Torres-Bonilla, 2018). As a result, some of the charges in primary care settings are reduced, such as hospitalization expenses and travel costs to and from the hospitals. Novel technologies such as mobile computing carts offer outstanding potential for healthcare organizations to collaborate and involve patients in self-management regiments efficiently. How Health Policy Influenced the Planning and Implementation of the Capstone Project and Project Implications on Policy Development Health elevation and reduction of chronic conditions' health effects depend on public health guidelines and practice canons that inform the development and execution of different interpositions. Van de Goor et al. states that in healthcare practice, intervention choices are frequently based on perceived short-term opportunities that lack methodical planning and