Understanding the Lived Experiences of the Rural Bedside Nurse

Paré, Judith M.; Petersen, Polly; Sharp, Dayle Boynton

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“…In addition, rural communities are generally closely knit due to limited social networks and scarce resources (Keller & Owens, 2020; Maclaren, 2018; Phillips & McLeroy, 2004). There is a relative lack of anonymity, and according to RNT, a general expectation among both clinicians and patients is that they will know one another on both a professional and personal level (Glover, 2019; Paré et al, 2022; Scharff, 2022). Therefore, interactions with health care providers tend to be more relational than transactional (Farmer et al, 2012; Scharff, 2022), which may also lead to a preference for in-person health care interactions.…”

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A Scoping Literature Review of Rural Beliefs and Attitudes toward Telehealth Utilization

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West J Nurs Res

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The purpose of this scoping literature review was to understand what is known about how the rural profile influences beliefs regarding telehealth utilization. Rural nursing theory (RNT) provided a framework for the review. Search criteria were limited to peer-reviewed studies conducted in Europe, the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. A variety of search terms related to patient telehealth perceptions generated 213 unique articles, of which 10 met the inclusion criteria. Included studies incorporated qualitative methodologies and were from Australia, Canada, Sweden, or the United States. The review highlighted four themes related to the rural profile’s influence on telehealth beliefs: importance of familiar relationships, concerns with privacy and confidentiality, acceptance of limited access to care, and resourcefulness and frugality. These themes echo concepts within RNT. Nurses and other health professionals must acknowledge the rural profile’s influence on a person’s decision to use telehealth in order to provide optimal care.

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A Scoping Literature Review of Rural Beliefs and Attitudes toward Telehealth Utilization

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A Scoping Literature Review of Rural Beliefs and Attitudes toward Telehealth Utilization

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