Occupational Therapists Reveal Why Telehealth Cannot Fully Replace In-Person Care
Interviews with fourteen Swedish occupational therapists reveal that telehealth can expand access to rehabilitation in primary care but cannot fully ...
Interviews with fourteen Swedish occupational therapists reveal that telehealth can expand access to rehabilitation in primary care but cannot fully ...
A qualitative study within a San Francisco randomized trial found that group medical visits for chronic pain generate emotional, appraisal, ...
A narrative review from Oman finds that 30 to 40 percent of pediatric antibiotic use is unnecessary worldwide and outlines ...
A decade-long Mayo Clinic program organized around the IDEAS framework produced two working digital mental health applications for children while ...
A cross-sectional study of 401 adults with type 2 diabetes in Ghana's Mampong Municipality found that 37.4 percent had poor ...
A qualitative study of 35 Hong Kong stakeholders reveals that cost, resource constraints, weak coordination and low public awareness are ...
Swansea University researchers have developed a hierarchical contrastive learning framework that combines scarce GP-recorded labels with abundant rule-based eGFR labels ...
A new study of young adults in Spain finds that sexual and gender minority individuals report higher discrimination, greater psychological ...
A cluster randomized trial in rural China found digital health kiosks increased clinic utilization and income, but mistrust of online ...
A matched cohort study found that an AI-driven, gamified mobile health app was associated with significantly greater blood pressure reductions ...
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