Post-Pandemic Telehealth Policy for Primary Care: An Equity Perspective

Anaya, Yohualli Balderas-Medina; Mota, Andrea Bañuelos; Hernandez, Giselle D.; Osorio, Alejandra B.; Hayes‐Bautista, David E.

doi:10.3122/jabfm.2022.03.210509

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“…Yohualli Balderas-Medina Anaya's study also showed that low income patients may have much more di culty in getting telehealth [15] . They didn't know much about the title or seniority of the care providers, but they heard more about the hierarchy of the hospital.…”

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What drives attitude towards remote palliative care among tumor patients amid the COVID-19 Pandemic ? A survey

Liu

Lian

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Background: To understand the status of cancer patients’ awareness and demand for remote palliative care service and to provide a reference for promoting the formulation of remote palliative care policy.Methods: A small across-section design involved a sample of 148 cancer adults in the First Affiliated Hospital of Guangxi Medical University, who were conducted by self-designed questionnaire via the Questionnaire Star. The questionnaire contained basic information (14 items) and the attitude towards the remote palliative care (6 items).Results: The rate of patients who supported to take remote palliative care was 41.2%. It related with age, education level, occupation, family income, insurance type, self-care ability, smartphone and communication app using, and the using time(p＜0.05). Most of them hoped to get remote palliative care 24 hours. Almost half of the patients would like to be charged by items and they hoped the price of remote palliative care be cheap. Most of the patients didn’t really care about the working years and title of the care provider, but half of them more believed Grade 3, Class A hospital. The top three demand of remote palliative care were pain reducing, nutrition counseling, and nursing instruction.Conclusion: Remote palliative care has a good application prospect for cancer patients, but there are still some challenges, which need further exploration and development, including appropriate infrastructure, reasonable price and sufficient personnel to provide remote palliative care services.

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What drives attitude towards remote palliative care among tumor patients amid the COVID-19 Pandemic ? A survey

Liu

Lian

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“…At the same time, there is a need for telehealth applications that are child/family friendly, HIPAA-compliant, and able to function in the context of the bandwidth available in the sizable percent of homes connected only via smartphone devices and mobile networks. 18 In addition, telehealth platforms need to be tailored to work with the pediatric population, which can involve multiple caregivers and households, interpreters, or social service agencies in a single encounter. Finally, the platforms must allow for appropriate levels of adolescent confidentiality, which again can vary from State to State.…”

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Telehealth and pediatric care: policy to optimize access, outcomes, and equity

Ray

Keller

2022

Pediatr Res

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“…9 However, it should be noted that although smartphone penetration is high, access to appropriate devices capable of running the software required for telemedicine systems and stable home broadband remain challenges that need to be addressed. 10 Lastly, multiple antihypertensive therapies are often needed to achieve blood pressure control. However, the traditional approach to hypertension treatment is to start patients on monotherapy, which then requires more frequent visits, ongoing titration, and sequential addition of more antihypertensive therapies.…”

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