1. DESCRIPTION OF THE DATA FIELD:

Variable length, maximum 6,000 characters, with a maximum of 2,000 characters per occurrence Essential filling Repetitive

2. DATA ELEMENT DEFINITION:

Summary of the thematic content of the document.

3. NOTES:

a) Record the summaries in all available languages in the document and select the corresponding language in attribute i: language, following ISO 639:1988 standard;

b) If it is not possible to identify a language, select attribute i: Undetermined;

c) When not provided by the author, it is recommended to create it;

d) The languages ​​allowed for LILACS are those presented in Annex IV.

4. EXAMPLE:

a) OBJECTIVE: To identify in the literature how telecare and teleconsultation by health professionals were configured during the pandemic, which tools were used; and the level of evidence of published studies. METHOD: Integrative literature review with a search carried out in January 2021, delimiting the last 5 years, in the following databases: Cinahl, Cochrane, Lilacs, Scopus, PubMed, Web of Science and Embase. RESULTS: Total of 912 titles; 13 articles included. The professionals who use teleconsultation were doctors, nurses and physiotherapists. The means and tools used were video calls; phone calls; email, Zoom and Skype; iMessage and apps like R-MAPP. CONCLUSION: telemedicine was an important means of health education and continuity of treatment; the areas and professions that used teleservice and teleconsultation included the health team in general i: pt

OBJECTIVE: To identify in the literature how telecare and teleconsultation by health professionals were configured during the pandemic, which tools were used; and the level of evidence of published studies. METHOD: Integrative literature review with a search carried out in January 2021, delimiting the last 5 years, in the following databases: Cinahl, Cochrane, Lilacs, Scopus, PubMed, Web of Science and Embase. RESULTS: Total of 912 titles; 13 articles included. The professionals who use teleconsultation were doctors, nurses and physiotherapists. The means and tools used were video calls; phone calls; email, Zoom and Skype; iMessage and apps like R-MAPP. CONCLUSION: telemedicine was an important means of health education and continuity of treatment; the areas and professions that used teleservice and teleconsultation included the health team in general i: ing

OBJECTIVE: To identify in the literature how telecare and teleconsultation by health professionals were configured during the pandemic, which tools were used; and the level of evidence of published studies. METHOD: Integrative literature review with a search carried out in January 2021, delimiting the last 5 years, in the following databases: Cinahl, Cochrane, Lilacs, Scopus, PubMed, Web of Science and Embase. RESULTS: Total of 912 titles; 13 articles included. The professionals who use teleconsultation were doctors, nurses and physiotherapists. The means and tools used were video calls; phone calls; email, Zoom and Skype; iMessage and apps like R-MAPP. CONCLUSION: telemedicine was an important means of health education and continuity of treatment; the areas and professions that used teleservice and teleconsultation included the health team in general i: es