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Title: Evaluating the impact of telemedicine on healthcare costs and patient outcomes in Germany
Author: Rachuth, Max
Advisor: Martins, Miguel
Keywords: Healthcare
Telemedicine
Patient journeys
Cost benefit analysis
CEMS MIM
Defense Date: 5-Jul-2023
Abstract: This paper explores a cost-benefit analysis of a widespread telemedicine implementation for patients in Germany. Therefore, two separate patient journeys (physical and telemedicine) are designed, cost items are linked to each phase, patient outcomes (benefits) are identified through a survey among German patients, and a comparison between benefits and costs is pursued. This paper shows not only substantial cost-saving potentials for patients by implementing telemedicine as an alternative to physical consultation but also highlights an increase in patient outcomes. The economic evaluation in form of a cost-benefit analysis from the patient perspective supports a telemedicine introduction in Germany.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10362/171449
Designation: A Work Project presented as part of the requirements for the Award of a Master’s Degree in Finance from the Nova School of Business
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