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Preference for Telehealth Sustained Over Three Months at an Outpatient Center for Integrative Medicine |pdf=|usr=}}{{33680574}} gab.com Text Preference for Telehealth Sustained Over Three Months at an Outpatient Center for Integrative Medicine JO: Glob Adv Health Med http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=33680574 #FOAvip BACKGROUND: Integrative medicine is a key framework for the treatment of chronic medical conditions, particularly chronic pain conditions. The COVID-19 pandemic prompted rapid implementation of telehealth services. OBJECTIVE: We present outcomes of a complete and rapid transition to telehealth visits at an outpatient integrative medicine center in the Southeastern United States. METHOD: Patients and administrative staff took surveys comparing telehealth to in-person visits within four weeks of our clinic's transition to telehealth and three months later. Beginning four weeks after the clinic's telehealth conversion in March 2020, patients who had a telehealth visit at the center completed a survey about their telehealth experience and another survey three months later. RESULTS: Patient quality judgements significantly favored telehealth at baseline, B = .77 [0.29 - 1.25], SE = .25, t(712) = 3.15, p = .002, and increased at three months, B = .27 [-0.03 - 0.57], SE = .15, t(712) = 1.76, p = .079. Telehealth technology usability and distance from the center predicted patient ratings of telehealth favorability. Providers favored in-person visits more than patients, B = -1.00 [-1.56 - -0.44], SE = .29, t(799) = -3.48, p < .001, though did not favor either in-person or telehealth more than the other. Patient discrete choice between telehealth and in-person visits was split at baseline (in-person: n = 86 [54%]; telehealth: n = 73 [46%]), but favored telehealth at three months (in-person: n = 17 [40%]; telehealth: n = 26 [60%]). Overall, discrete choice favored telehealth at follow-up across providers and patients, OR = 2.69 [.1.18 - 6.14], z = 2.36, p = .018. Major qualitative themes highlight telehealth as acceptable and convenient, with some challenges including technological issues. Some felt a loss of interpersonal connection during telehealth visits, while others felt the opposite. CONCLUSION: We report converging mixed-method data on the successful and sustained implementation of telehealth with associated policy and clinical implications during and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic. Twit Text FOAVip Preference for Telehealth Sustained Over Three Months at an Outpatient Center for Integrative Medicine ????Glob Adv Health Med http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=33680574 #FOAvip Twit Text # Free Paper on # # # # # LINK http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=33680574 #FOAvip English Wikipedia <ref>{{Cite pmid|33680574}}</ref> Preference for Telehealth Sustained Over Three Months at an Outpatient Center for Integrative Medicine #MMPMID33680574 Finn MTM; Brown HR; Friedman ER; Kelly AG; Hansen K Glob Adv Health Med 2021[]; 10 (ä): 2164956121997361 PMID33680574show ga BACKGROUND: Integrative medicine is a key framework for the treatment of chronic medical conditions, particularly chronic pain conditions. The COVID-19 pandemic prompted rapid implementation of telehealth services. OBJECTIVE: We present outcomes of a complete and rapid transition to telehealth visits at an outpatient integrative medicine center in the Southeastern United States. METHOD: Patients and administrative staff took surveys comparing telehealth to in-person visits within four weeks of our clinic's transition to telehealth and three months later. Beginning four weeks after the clinic's telehealth conversion in March 2020, patients who had a telehealth visit at the center completed a survey about their telehealth experience and another survey three months later. RESULTS: Patient quality judgements significantly favored telehealth at baseline, B = .77 [0.29 - 1.25], SE = .25, t(712) = 3.15, p = .002, and increased at three months, B = .27 [-0.03 - 0.57], SE = .15, t(712) = 1.76, p = .079. Telehealth technology usability and distance from the center predicted patient ratings of telehealth favorability. Providers favored in-person visits more than patients, B = -1.00 [-1.56 - -0.44], SE = .29, t(799) = -3.48, p < .001, though did not favor either in-person or telehealth more than the other. Patient discrete choice between telehealth and in-person visits was split at baseline (in-person: n = 86 [54%]; telehealth: n = 73 [46%]), but favored telehealth at three months (in-person: n = 17 [40%]; telehealth: n = 26 [60%]). Overall, discrete choice favored telehealth at follow-up across providers and patients, OR = 2.69 [.1.18 - 6.14], z = 2.36, p = .018. Major qualitative themes highlight telehealth as acceptable and convenient, with some challenges including technological issues. Some felt a loss of interpersonal connection during telehealth visits, while others felt the opposite. CONCLUSION: We report converging mixed-method data on the successful and sustained implementation of telehealth with associated policy and clinical implications during and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic. äPreference for Telehealth Sustained Over Three Months at an Outpatient(epmc).pdf DeepDyve Pubget Overpricing