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Changes in provider attitudes toward telemedicine.

Deborah Hanson¹, Judith Calhoun, Dean Smith

¹Department of Business, University of Great Falls, Great Falls, Montana 59405, USA. dhanson01@ugf.edu

Telemedicine Journal and E-Health : the Official Journal of the American Telemedicine Association

|February 10, 2009

Summary

Healthcare provider attitudes toward telemedicine largely remain unchanged after initial use. However, first-time users showed more positive shifts compared to experienced providers who became more negative.

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Area of Science:

Medical Informatics
Healthcare Provider Behavior
Telemedicine Technology Adoption

Background:

Understanding healthcare provider attitudes is crucial for successful telemedicine implementation.
Previous research indicates varied provider acceptance of telemedicine.
Longitudinal studies tracking attitude changes are needed to inform best practices.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate how telemedicine experience influences healthcare provider attitudes.
To compare attitude shifts between first-time telemedicine users and experienced users.
To determine the impact of telemedicine on perceived productivity and treatment capabilities.

Main Methods:

A longitudinal study involving 87 healthcare providers across two telemedicine programs in Georgia and Nebraska.
Providers completed pre- and post-telemedicine encounter questionnaires using a 3-point scale.
Data focused on expected impacts of telemedicine on productivity and prescribing abilities.

Main Results:

Over 79% of providers maintained their initial attitudes towards telemedicine post-encounter.
No significant difference in overall attitude change was observed between first-time and experienced users (p = 0.392).
A minority of providers (n=18) who changed attitudes showed more positive shifts among first-time users, while experienced users became more negative (p = 0.025).

Conclusions:

Initial telemedicine exposure does not significantly alter most healthcare provider attitudes.
While first-time users may experience a positive initial shift, prolonged experience can lead to more negative perceptions.
This suggests that ongoing support and positive reinforcement are necessary to sustain favorable telemedicine attitudes among healthcare professionals.