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The Perceived Usability of Virtual Visits Among Black Adults' Receiving Oncology Care: A Qualitative Analysis.

Samantha H TamChristine Neslund-DudasAmy M BarrettLauren C J BarrowIlona FridmanAlan C KinlawPraveen PuviindranTrevor J RoyceAngela B SmithJacob N SteinWilliam A WoodJennifer Elston Lafata
Published in: The oncologist (2023)
While VVs were reported to be acceptable in specific circumstances, Black adults reported preferring in-person care, in part due to a perceived lack of interpersonal connectedness. Nonetheless, retaining reimbursement for audio-only options for VVs is essential to ensure equitable access for those with less technology savvy and/or limited device/internet capabilities.
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