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Bridging the Telemedicine Gap Among Seniors During the COVID-19 Pandemic

机译：在Covid-19流行病中弥合了前辈的远程医疗差距

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At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, many senior patients in the USC-Keck Family Medicine clinics were limited or lacking in telemedicine participation. Three factors contributed: lack of video-enabled devices, technological literacy, and/or absence of Wi-Fi connectivity. We addressed the first 2 of these factors. Via phone contact, 9 patients agreed to receive donated Android or Apple devices and to trial instruction manuals for use. Donated equipment and instructions were prepared and delivered in accordance with pandemic guidelines. Follow-up calls indicated that 4 participants were able to set up their devices and 3 of whom had connected with their providers. The remaining 5 participants had not set up their devices by the end of the follow-up period, had difficulty with device setup, accessing applications necessary for telemedicine, or had limited access to Wi-Fi. This project highlights some telemedicine barriers that senior patients may overcome with the additional support of care providers.
机译：在Covid-19大流行的发病时，USC-Keck家族医学诊所的许多高级患者受到限制或缺乏远程医疗参与。贡献了三个因素：缺乏视频的设备，技术识字和/或无线连接的缺乏。我们解决了这些因素的前2个。通过电话联系，9名患者同意接收捐赠的Android或Apple设备以及试用使用说明书使用。捐赠的设备和指示是按照大流行准则编制和交付。后续呼叫表明，4名参与者能够设置他们的设备，其中3人与其提供商联系。剩下的5位参与者在随访期结束时没有设置他们的设备，设备设置难以困难，访问远程医疗所需的应用程序，或者对Wi-Fi访问有限。该项目突出了一些远程医疗障碍，即高级患者可能会克服护理提供者的额外支持。

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