Patient Perspectives Highlight Barriers to Telehealth Adoption Beyond Internet Access.
Both groups preferred in-person care for its perceived thoroughness and comfort, trust, and emotional connection. The researchers said that lack of confidence and unfamiliarity with VTV platforms were primary adoption barriers, rather than technology access and literacy. Some patients in both groups...
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Oncology Nursing Society
7/29/2026
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