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Inputs: What resources do you need to make this happen? (e.g., staff, space, funding)

Activities: What are you going to do? (e.g., educate and establish partnerships)

Outputs: What will happen because of your activities? (e.g., 100 people trained)

Short-Term Outcomes: Immediate changes you expect to occur (e.g., changes in knowledge)

Mid-Term Outcomes: (e.g., changes in behavior)

Long-Term Outcomes: How will this program help in the future? (e.g., obesity prevention)

Logic Model

Inputs

Long-Term Outcomes

Mid-Term Outcomes

Short-Term Outcomes

Outputs

Activities

Staff, website, funds (Anogieanakis, Klisarov, Papaliagkas,2016).

Every location sensitized

Every healthcare involved in virtual posts

Every individual informed of telehealth

Even health concern and location covered

Awareness programs on virtual consultancy

Collaboration of physicians

health campaigns for the general population

Creation of the virtual websites

Patients will begin to consistently use the telehealth.

Patients will be posting their health concerns often and follow up for responses. The physicians will consistently post health-related data and follow up the concerns of the patients (Gros,Morlan, Greene et al. (2013).

Total elimination of non-emergent visits to the emergency department

Total safety of the staff

Total safety of the patients

Safe provision of critical health care (Hilty , Ferrer, Parish, et al. (2013

(Gooden,2016)

Patients aware of virtual care

Patients able to open the collaborative telehealth provisions

Nurses and physicians ready to post helpful telehealth data on the common website.

Nurses ready for telehealth consultations

Health issue: Specialty services Population affected by the health issue: Critically Ill Proposed intervention: Virtual/ Telehealth Access Programs

Theory or model used inform an intervention: Evidence-based and promising Model

References

Anogieanakis, G., Klisarova, A., Papaliagkas, V. (2016). Evidence based telemedicine. In book: Intelligent Paradigms for Healthcare Enterprises (pp.93-93). DOI: 10.1007/11311966_5

Gooden, A. (2016). Telemedicine: A guide to online resources. College and Research Libraries News.77(3):135.DOI: 10.5860/crln.77.3.9462

Gros D.F., Morland L.A., Greene C.J., et al. (2013). Delivery of evidence-based psychotherapy via video telehealth. J Psychopathol Behav Assess, 35:506–521

Hilty D.M., Ferrer D.C., Parish M.B., et al. (2013). The effectiveness of telemental health: A 2013 review. Telemed J E Health,19:444–454

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2020.

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Inputs

Long

-

Term

Outcomes

Mid

-

Term

Outcomes

Short

-

Term

Outcomes

Outputs

Activities

Staff,

website,

funds

(Anogiea

nakis,

Klisarov,

Papaliag

kas,2016

).

Every location

sensitized

Every

healthcare

involved in

virtual posts

Every

individual

informed of

telehealth

Even health

concern and

location

covered

Awareness

pr

ograms on

virtual

consultancy

Collaboration

of physicians

health

campaigns for

the general

population

Creation of the

virtual

websites

Patients will

begin to

consistently

use the

telehealth.

Patients will be

posting their

health

concerns often

and follow up

for responses.

The physicians

will

consistently

post health

-

related data

and follow up

the concer

ns of

the patients

(Gros,Morlan,

Greene

et al.

(2013)

.

Total

elimination of

non

-

emergent

visits to the

emergency

department

Total safety of

the staff

Total safety of

the patients

Safe provision

of critical

health care

(Hilty , Ferrer,

Parish

, et al.

(2013

(Gooden,2016

)

Patients aware

of virtual care

Patients able to

open the

collaborative

telehealth

provisions

Nurses and

physicians

ready to post

helpful

telehealth data

on the common

website.

Nurses ready

for telehealth

consultations

Legend

Inputs:

What resources do y

ou need to make this happen? (

e.g., s

taff, space, funding)

Activities:

What are you going to do? (

e.g., e

ducate and establish partnerships)

Outputs:

What will happen because of your activities? (

e.g.,

100 people trained)

Short

-

Term Outcomes

:

Immediate changes you expect

to occur (

e.g., c

hanges in

knowledge)

Mid

-

Term Outcomes

:

(

e.g., c

hanges in behavior)

Long

-

Term Outcomes

:

How will this program help i

n the future? (

e.g., o

besity prevention)

Logic Model

Health issue:

Specialty services

Population affected by the health issue:

Critically Ill

Proposed intervention:

Virtual/ Telehealth

Access Programs

Theory or model used inform an intervention:

Evidence

-

based

and promising Model

© 2020. Grand Canyon University. All Rights Reserved.

Inputs

Long-Term Outcomes Mid-Term Outcomes

Short-Term Outcomes Outputs Activities

Staff, website,

funds

(Anogiea

nakis,

Klisarov,

Papaliag

kas,2016

).

Every location

sensitized

Every

healthcare

involved in

virtual posts

Every

individual

informed of

telehealth

Even health

concern and

location

covered

Awareness

programs on

virtual

consultancy

Collaboration

of physicians

health

campaigns for

the general

population

Creation of the

virtual

websites

Patients will

begin to

consistently

use the

telehealth.

Patients will be

posting their

health

concerns often

and follow up

for responses.

The physicians

will

consistently

post health-

related data

and follow up

the concerns of

the patients

(Gros,Morlan,

Greene et al.

(2013).

Total

elimination of

non-emergent

visits to the

emergency

department

Total safety of

the staff

Total safety of

the patients

Safe provision

of critical

health care

(Hilty , Ferrer,

Parish, et al.

(2013

(Gooden,2016

)

Patients aware

of virtual care

Patients able to

open the

collaborative

telehealth

provisions

Nurses and

physicians

ready to post

helpful

telehealth data

on the common

website.

Nurses ready

for telehealth

consultations

Legend

Inputs: What resources do you need to make this happen? (e.g., staff, space, funding)

Activities: What are you going to do? (e.g., educate and establish partnerships)

Outputs: What will happen because of your activities? (e.g., 100 people trained)

Short-Term Outcomes: Immediate changes you expect to occur (e.g., changes in

knowledge)

Mid-Term Outcomes: (e.g., changes in behavior)

Long-Term Outcomes: How will this program help in the future? (e.g., obesity prevention) Logic Model

Health issue: Specialty services Population affected by the health issue: Critically Ill Proposed intervention: Virtual/ Telehealth

Access Programs

Theory or model used inform an intervention: Evidence-based and promising Model