Virtual family physician care during COVID-19: a mixed methods study using health administrative data and qualitative interviews

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Study shows virtual care removed barriers for patients during pandemic https://t.co/HEU7BFnCMi https://t.co/jBqKivsMnO

24 Jan 2023

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This #ICESWestern study by @BridgetLRyanUWO & team focused on how family physicians provided #VirtualCare (VC) during the pandemic. Its findings highlight benefits & limitations, which could guide policy planning regarding family physicians and VC.

15 Dec 2022

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📢 New pub alert! See 👇 collaboration with @rbooth5, @SZ_Shariff in @BMC_series Primary Care https://t.co/vQKTCBZMWm

06 Dec 2022

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This mixed-methods analysis by @BridgetLRyanUWO using @ICESOntario data and physician interviews examined the experiences of family physicians concerning virtual care during the early pandemic.

05 Dec 2022

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