Maryam Fazli, Reza Yazdani, Simin Zahra Mohebbi, Ahmad Reza Shamshiri
Oral Health Literacy and Its Determinants in Young Couples
Frontiers in dentistry
telehealth telemedicine telepharmacy services increase access patient services ensure continuity care however studies assessed factors influence patients willingness use telehealth services sought investigate study aims examine respondents aged 45 75 years willingness use telehealth services telepharmacy telemedicine correlates willingness use telehealth services administered crosssectional national survey 1045 noninstitutionalized us adults aged 45 75 years march april 2021 multiple logistic regression analyses used identify demographic health service use correlates selfreported willingness use telehealth services overall willingness use telemedicine high 6741045 645 adults aged 55 years older less willing use telemedicine aged 55 64 years odds ratio 061 95 ci 042086 aged 65 years older 033 95 ci 022049 younger 55 years regular provider 101 95 ci 1102 long travel times 175 95 ci 103298 willing use telemedicine compared without regular provider shorter travel times respectively willingness use telemedicine services increased 645 6741045 83 8671045 service lowcost insurancecovered existing health care provider easytouse overall willingness use telepharmacy 767 8011045 adults aged older 55 years less willing use telepharmacy aged 55 64 years 057 95 ci 038086 aged 65 years older 024 95 ci 015037 younger 55 years rated pharmacy service quality higher willing use telepharmacy 106 95 ci 103109 respondents generally willing use telehealth telemedicine telepharmacy services likelihood willing use telehealth decreased older initially unwilling aged 55 years older use telemedicine services inexpensive insurancecovered services acceptable