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How long has your family been receiving home care and telehomecare?
What was the main reason for switching from in-person care to telehomecare?
Do you perceive telehomecare as useful for your family?
As a caregiver for an older adult patient, do you feel confident about receiving care for the patient through telehomecare?
Can you compare the effectiveness of care between in-person home visits and telehomecare for older adult patients?
Are you satisfied with these services? Which one do you prefer and why?
JMIR Aging 2024;7:e48132
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The results of this analysis showed a high degree of satisfaction with the care received and highlight the fact that the telehomecare system did not generate significant adverse incidents. Overall, the intervention (ie, training, face-to-face visits, and telemonitoring) enabled the families to be self-sufficient regarding their children’s care. Their satisfaction with the devices was very good and their perception of accessibility was regarded as excellent.
JMIR Pediatr Parent 2020;3(1):e17517
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