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Health behavior theories may explain audiologists' reluctance to adopt teleaudiology (remote audiology care). Motivational strategies can help audiologists explore ambivalence towards remote service delivery.

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Area of Science:

Audiology
Health Services Research
Behavioral Science

Background:

Telehealth utilization has surged, particularly post-COVID-19.
Teleaudiology adoption has lagged behind general telehealth, with limited use during lockdowns.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore how health behavior theories explain audiologists' resistance to teleaudiology adoption.
To investigate motivational engagement strategies for addressing audiologist ambivalence toward teleaudiology.

Main Methods:

This viewpoint article applies established health behavior models.
It examines the potential of motivational engagement strategies.

Main Results:

Health behavior models (Health Belief, Transtheoretical, COM-B) may elucidate audiologists' reluctance.
Motivational strategies, like decisional balance, can aid in examining attitudes.

Conclusions:

Existing health behavior theories offer insights into teleaudiology adoption barriers for audiologists.
Motivational engagement can facilitate audiologists' consideration of remote care models.