Is Teleaudiology Achieving Person-Centered Care: A Review

Digital health and person-centered care are unquestionably linked in today’s Australian healthcare landscape. Teleaudiology is the application of digital health in the field of audiology, and it has become a popular component of standard audiological care. Behavior modification is essential in audio...

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Published in:International journal of environmental research and public health 2022-06, Vol.19 (12), p.7436
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Behavior
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Chronic illnesses
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Disease management
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Hearing aids
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Patient-centered care
Principles
Qualitative analysis
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Telemedicine
Text messaging
User experience
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Autonomy
Behavior
Behavior modification
Chronic illnesses
Citations
Disease management
Health care
Hearing aids
Intervention
Patient-centered care
Principles
Qualitative analysis
Review
Reviews
Software
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