Positive impact of a telemedicine education program on practicing health care workers during the COVID-19 pandemic in Ontario, Canada: A mixed methods study of an Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO) program.

Q Jane Zhao,Dmitry Rozenberg,Sahar Nourouzpour,Ani Orchanian-Cheff,John Flannery,Rupert Kaul,Senyo Agbeyaka, Mary Barber, Patrice dePeiza,Anna Maria Doumouras, Haley Draper,Nadine Gebara,Jenny Lau, Dan Liberman,Ryan A Luther,Monica Sanh,Andrea D Furlan

Journal of telemedicine and telecare（2021）

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Abstract

This study demonstrated that a telemedicine education program aimed to support health care workers in managing patients with COVID-19 had a positive impact on health care workers' self-efficacy and satisfaction. This impact was specifically mediated by the ECHO COVID program.

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ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes),continuing medical education,mixed methods,primary care,telemedicine, COVID-19

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