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摘要
加拿大医生对他们使用虚拟护理的看法和经验为在虚拟护理中找到适当的平衡提供了重要的见解。利用加拿大健康信息中心和加拿大医学协会(Canada Health Infoway和CMA 2021)进行的2021年加拿大医生全国调查的数据,我们探讨了医生使用虚拟医疗的情况、对虚拟医疗的满意度和挑战,以及围绕虚拟医疗继续使用的其他观点。我们将讨论这些数据如何为Falk(2022)在本期中提出的一些关键建议提供信息和丰富内容。
Finding the Right Balance in Virtual Care: Insights from Canadian Physicians.
Canadian physicians' perceptions on their use of and experience with virtual care offer important insights into finding the right balance in virtual care. Using data from the 2021 National Survey of Canadian Physicians conducted by Canada Health Infoway and the Canadian Medical Association (Canada Health Infoway and CMA 2021), we explored the mix of virtual care use by physicians, satisfaction with and challenges of virtual care and other perspectives around its continued use. We discuss how these data inform and enrich some of the key recommendations put forward by Falk (2022) in this issue.
期刊介绍:
Integrating community-based health and social care has grabbed international attention as a way of addressing the needs of aging populations while contributing to health systems" sustainability. However, integrating initiatives in different jurisdictions work (or do not work) within very various.