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Melissa, a caregiver, described feeling encouraged and comforted by generations of patients with TBDs and their caregivers on the internet:
I know there’s a lot of families on there ... so they’ll be there [online] ... answering questions for other parents that ... are just getting diagnosed or just have general questions.
Several participants noted they felt less safety in web-based networks compared to in-person relationships because it was harder to control personal boundaries.
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e64343
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On average, PCPs reported more advantages than disadvantages of their recent adolescent telehealth use (mean=3.2 of 5 advantages, SD 1.3, vs 2.1 of 5 disadvantages, SD 0.9; P
Perceived advantages (A) and disadvantages (B) of adolescent telehealth by primary care providers (n=929).
Most PCPs reported positive attitudes toward adolescent telehealth.
J Med Internet Res 2021;23(9):e31240
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