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Post-Pandemic Telehealth Policy for Primary Care: An Equity Perspective
Telehealth Policies for Primary Care After the Pandemic Viewed Through Fairness
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Abstract
Telehealth policy can be improved to enhance equity for historically marginalized populations.
- Current telehealth policies primarily focus on expanding access but may overlook deeper systemic issues.
- Structural determinants significantly affect access for low income and limited English-speaking populations.
- Proposed policy solutions aim to address these structural barriers in telehealth care.
- An equitable telehealth 'ecosystem' includes inclusive technology, access to necessary tools, and support for digital skill development.
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