Rural Cancer Patients Embrace Digital Care, Challenging Assumptions About the Telehealth Divide
A mixed-methods study of nearly 8,800 cancer survivors at a rural comprehensive cancer center found high engagement with patient portals ...
A mixed-methods study of nearly 8,800 cancer survivors at a rural comprehensive cancer center found high engagement with patient portals ...
A mixed methods study found that health professions students working in longitudinal telehealth teams with stroke survivors showed significant gains ...
A new scoping review of 21 studies identifies seven melanoma survivorship care programs worldwide but finds that none covers all ...
A new online study shows that asking GLP-1RA users to photograph their medications is feasible and reveals that most compounded ...
A qualitative study of Turkish patients using national digital health platforms reveals that ethical breaches involving privacy, autonomy, and transparency ...
A systematic review of 14 digital platforms shows electronic patient-reported outcome tools are acceptable and clinically beneficial in hematological cancer ...
A linked-data study of more than 100,000 consultations shows Victoria's state-wide virtual emergency department kept over 80 percent of patients ...
A qualitative study of nineteen Hispanic adults reveals that low lung cancer screening uptake in this community stems from limited ...
Interviews with fourteen Swedish occupational therapists reveal that telehealth can expand access to rehabilitation in primary care but cannot fully ...
An item response theory analysis of internal medicine residents' OSCE communication ratings reveals that overall scores may be comparable across ...
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