Background Telehealth, or healthcare offered through the internet, computers, and other
devices for communication, is rapidly increasing with changing times and technological …

Background: The COVID-19 pandemic has driven most clinicians, from those practicing in
small independent practices to those in large system, to adopt virtual care. However …

Background The COVID-19 pandemic has seen a rapid increase in the use of telehealth to
deliver services to autistic individuals and their families. Research into the provision of …

Objectives To synthesize findings from research examining nonverbal behavior (NVB) in
telehealth. Use of telehealth has increased substantially in recent years—thus, it is critical to …

Background: Despite the reported importance of rapport, there are knowledge gaps in the
ways rapport is developed and experienced by health professionals during telehealth calls …

While interpersonal skills in telehealth may positively impact clinical practice, patient
engagement and outcomes, assessment strategies are lacking. We conducted a multi-stage …

Introduction The rapid adoption of telehealth during the global pandemic has the potential to
widen disparities for culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) consumers. We explored the …

Virtual care, introduced previously as a replacement for in-person visits, is now being
integrated into clinical care delivery models to complement in-person visits. The COVID-19 …

Despite the increasing inclusion of communication skills in accreditation standards and an
increase in time dedicated to teaching these skills, communication is often regarded as a …

The COVID-19 pandemic is spurring the massive deployment of telemedicine to prevent risk
of infection and address healthcare workforce demands. In primary care, many visits have …