Table 4 Intervention study
First Author (year) | Disability/Impairment | Design | Level of evidence | TREND score | Population | Setting | Aims | Methods | Intervention type | Model involving collaboration |
Elliott, G. (2010)* [70] | Hearing; vision | Intervention | IV | 15 | 442 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, from 0–6 years old | South Burnett region; Queensland | Feasibility of integrating a mobile telehealth-enabled screening service with existing community health services. | Feasibility determined by the number of consenting children, referral rate, and three-point categorical scale rating the quality of screening images | Mobile telehealth screening service | Yes |
First Author (year) | Intervention recruitment | Intervention control Group | Intervention content/Components | Intervention Duration | Intervention Evaluation | |||||
Elliott, G. (2010) [70] | Schools disseminated consent forms and information sheets; children with parental consent were screened | None | An Aboriginal health worker coordinated a mobile health-screening service which was taken to daycare centers and primary schools. Assessment results were put into a secure database and referrals for review and management were made to local health services and tele-otology clinics. | 6Â months | Community acceptance, the practical feasibility of presenting diagnostic information for online consultations, and integration with existing community services were evaluated for feasibility. | |||||