Maisam Hayek, Shoshi Dorfberger, Avi Karni
Effective learning and retention of braille letter tactile discrimination skills in children with developmental dyslexia
Developmental science
covid19 pandemic caused rapid implementation upscaling video consulting study examined perceived quality care delivered video consulting geriatric outpatient clinic related adoption issues barriers early adopting professionals found confronted performed qualitative study using semistructured interviews healthcare professionals complemented views geriatric patients family caregivers medical secretaries participants five academic centers six teaching hospitals included three researchers conducted interviews coded data used thematic analysis interviews conducted 13 healthcare professionals 8 patients 7 family caregivers 4 medical secretaries early adopters infer five criteria positively contributing perceived quality care provided video consulting 1 patient intact cognitive function 2 family caregiver digital literacy present 3 doctor patient already established relationship 4 immediate need physical examination intervention 5 prior availability comprehensive concise medical history overall uptake video consulting geriatric outpatient care appeared slow laborious due several implementation barriers implementation video consulting use among geriatricians geriatric patients geriatric outpatient clinic slow due absence many facilitating factors video consulting might offered alternative facetoface followup suitable patients geriatric outpatient clinics