Clinician and staff perspectives on potential disparities introduced by the rapid implementation of telehealth services during COVID-19: a mixed-methods analysis

Clinician and staff perspectives on potential disparities introduced by the rapid implementation of telehealth services during COVID-19: a mixed-methods analysis

The COVID-19 pandemic has rapidly altered ambulatory health care delivery and may have worsened disparities in health care access. To assess the telehealth implementation experiences of ambulatory personnel in different disciplines and their perspectives on potential telehealth disparities, and to m...

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Main Authors: Chiao, J. (Author), Farro, S. (Author), Huebschmann, A.G (Author), Johnson, R. (Author), Karamsetti, L. (Author), Lee, R. (Author), Loeb, D. (Author), Lum, H. (Author), Macke, L. (Author), Phimphasone-Brady, P. (Author), Schifeling, C. (Author), Sieja, A. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Oxford University Press 2021
Subjects:
administrative personnel
adult
advanced practice provider
aged
Aged
aging
ambulatory care
anxiety
Article
clinician
coronavirus disease 2019
COVID-19
depression
e-mail
female
geriatrics
health care access
health care delivery
health care disparity
health care planning
health care survey
Health disparities
health disparity
health personnel attitude
Health Services Accessibility
health services research
human
Humans
Implementation strategies
information processing
internal medicine
internet access
internet literacy
interpreter service
job experience
job satisfaction
licensed practical nurse
male
medical assistant
medical staff
nurse attitude
pandemic
Pandemics
physician attitude
posttraumatic stress disorder
psychiatrist
psychiatry
qualitative research
quantitative study
registered nurse
SARS-CoV-2
staff training
stakeholder engagement
telehealth
Telehealth
telemedicine
Telemedicine
total quality management
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