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COVID-19, Telehealth, and Pediatric Integrated Primary Care: Disparities in Service Use

Chakawa, A., Belzer, L. T., Perez-Crawford, T., Yeh, H. W.

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Data Collection and Reporting

This study was an investigation of preliminary data surrounding telehealth usage and in-person visits for integrated primary care visits, particularly among disadvantaged communities and communities of color. The study found reduced attendance, increased internalizing concerns, and disparities in scheduling for Black patients.

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Outcomes of Interest

Reduction of Health Disparities

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Setting(s) of Implementation

Community

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Implementation Period

2020