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One provider noted how such a situation acted as a barrier for patients receiving their necessary prescriptions:
But I had a pharmacy once, call me that said that...they weren’t going to allow my patient to fill a pack of the prescription because I hadn’t provided an estimated glomerular filtration rate or creatinine clearance with my prescription. But like that’s because they now have the ability to prescribe that on their own. But I sent the prescription. I’m assuming the responsibility.
JMIR Hum Factors 2025;12:e65419
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Difficulty expressing feelings and needs (barrier)
Skills to listen and validate (facilitator)
Developing skills (facilitator)
Understanding the guidelines (facilitator)
Memory recall of guidelines (barrier)
Responding quickly in complex situations (barrier)
Holding back on advice (barrier)
Judgment and confidentiality concerns (barrier)
Impact of moderation (facilitator)
Congruence between social and professional identity (facilitator)
Wanting to support others (facilitator)
Intending to shape young people’
JMIR Hum Factors 2025;12:e64097
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The lack of supportive infrastructure for telehealth visits, which was noted as an important barrier to telehealth among survey respondents, may contribute to the discrepancies in findings across studies. Indeed, most providers in this study reported that telehealth approaches would require major changes in current clinical practice and workflows. Such changes may help improve overall efficiencies with the telehealth system and overcome this reported barrier.
JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e60843
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Most of them (244/309, 78.9%) were able to fill out the questionnaire without any help in using the device, which suggests that the electronic format was not a major barrier. In support of this, many participants stated that they regularly used smartphones, computers, and the internet, indicating a certain degree of familiarity with technology tools.
JMIR Cancer 2025;11:e56625
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Based on patients’ responses, the computer-assisted telephone interviewing system algorithm gave the health educator a message to read to the patient for each C-SHIP barrier. In the Health Enhancement Resource System, patients awaiting colposcopy would receive a series of preprogrammed text messages adapted for text message delivery from TC3.
JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e55043
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Language literacy was a barrier that limited engagement with 2 SMS intervention studies targeted at patients or community members [8,38].
Limited supervision and follow-up of the intervention implementation by the research team leading the intervention was noted as a barrier, as users requested feedback and confirmation of correct intervention use [30].
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2024;12:e55189
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Cost was perceived by 49% of respondents as a major barrier to training being offered at the hospital, and implementation barriers associated with multimodal access control systems included cost; political influence, as high-level decision-making can result in employee resistance; and existing cyber hygiene practices.
J Med Internet Res 2024;26:e47311
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A systematic search was conducted using the following keywords: compliance, evaluation, barrier, facilitator, challenge, plan, intervention, and strategy. This yielded 56 files. These were then screened for data pertaining to factors facilitating or impeding clinicians’ use of PROMs or strategies aimed at enhancing their use, followed by data extraction. If files referred to other files, these were also considered for inclusion.
J Med Internet Res 2024;26:e60306
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