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13 sty 2021 · Urinary incontinence is widely accepted to be among the most important issues in the global health system. However, only a limited number of women are referred for treatment because different factors complicate help-seeking behaviors.
Patient access to their medical records, through patient portals, facilitates information exchange and provision of quality healthcare. Understanding factors that characterize patients with limited access to and use of patient portals is needed.
Patient use of their health information accessible to them through online tools (e.g., patient portals and smartphone apps) can help empower them to make informed decisions about their health and track progress on health-related goals, potentially resulting in improved patient outcomes (1). Enabling patients to access and use the information contained in online medical records and patient ...
4 lip 2021 · It aims to identify what factors act as facilitators or barriers to healthcare access; develop understanding of the most important factors in different contexts and examine variation in these factors in high-income countries (HICs) vs. low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).
7 maj 2024 · There is a paucity of evidence on the healthcare preferences of active female young adults with urinary incontinence (UI). This research is aimed at examining the population’s healthcare preferences and priorities and their characteristics and experiences to improve access to and use of services.
9 wrz 2015 · The lack of validation of most female urinary incontinence websites should be appreciated by clinicians. Additionally, discrepancies exist in the quality and number of websites across conditions, languages and also between medical and alternative terms.
26 gru 2018 · Introduction. Lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) are estimated to affect 2.3 billion individuals, or 45.8% of the world population in 2018, an increase of 18.4% since 2008 (Irwin, Kopp, Agatep, Milsom, & Abrams, 2011).
