To evaluate the adoption of telehealth in cystic fibrosis care using a novel theoretical framework, emphasizing the complexity and evolving definitions of telehealth.
Key Findings:
Telehealth adoption has increased significantly, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, but disparities in access and effectiveness persist across different demographic groups.
Implementation of telehealth requires comprehensive training, infrastructure support, and ongoing management to adapt to changing needs.
Interpretation:
The review highlights the complexity of telehealth adoption and the necessity for more comprehensive data to inform best practices and address disparities effectively.
Limitations:
Lack of standardized definitions and terminology in telehealth research.
Insufficient data on the effectiveness and implementation pathways of telehealth services, particularly regarding documentation practices.
Conclusion:
Further research is needed to develop sustainable and equitable telehealth frameworks that address existing barriers and improve patient care.
