Objective To investigate caregivers' experiences of caring for non-coronavirus disease
(COVID-19) patients to determine their challenges and needs. Methods Five electronic …

Background Ontario's primary care clinicians have played a central role in pandemic
response and care delivery. Equitable access to primary care that is continuous …

Background While virtual care services existed prior to the emergence of COVID-19, the
pandemic catalyzed a rapid transition from in-person to virtual care service delivery across …

Background With the rapid shift to telehealth, there remains a knowledge gap in how video-
based care is implemented in interdisciplinary primary care (PC) settings. Objective The …

The rapid deployment of virtual primary care visits served as a first-line response to COVID-
19 and can now be examined for insights, particularly as virtual care is playing an ongoing …

Objective This study explored patient and caregiver expectations and experiences of virtual
primary care in Manitoba, Canada. This study focused on accessibility of care, acceptability …

Introduction: Telehealth has the potential to improve access and timeliness of care, enabling
primary care teams to deliver hybrid (virtual/in-person) services that will likely extend beyond …

PURPOSE COVID-19 catalyzed rapid implementation of virtual cancer care (VC); however,
work is needed to inform long-term adoption. We evaluated patient and staff experiences …

Background: Virtual care has expanded during the COVID-19 pandemic and enabled
greater access and continuity of care for many patients. From a patient-oriented research …

The objective of this qualitative research study was to explore system, provider, and patient
level factors from the perspective of rural-living citizens in Canada and how these factors …